Brash bales in Wyre Forest
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Brash bales in Wyre Forest
Image: © P L Chadwick Taken: 16 Feb 2010
After trees have been felled, a large baling machine is used to harvest the brash (small twigs and branches). It brings them together in these bales, which are parked on the sides of this forestry road, awaiting collection. The brash is used for making chippings, and no doubt other things. Image
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Image Location
Latitude
52.41362
Longitude
-2.375886