A stand of young ash trees in Cobblers Pits, Aston Clinton
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A stand of young ash trees in Cobblers Pits, Aston Clinton
Image: © Chris Reynolds Taken: 17 May 2009
While there is a good stands of yew at the bottom (north end) and another at the top (south end) the middle of the reserve is mainly mixed woodland with the occasional yew tree. What the distribution of tree species were before the storm damage is not obvious. See Image
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Image Location
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51.791368
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-0.716785