In Ashenbank Wood
Introduction
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In Ashenbank Wood
Image: © Marathon Taken: 26 Mar 2012
The northern part of Ashenbank Wood here is owned by the Woodland Trust whilst the southern part is in private ownership. A small part of Ashenbank Wood was lost when the Channel Tunnel Rail Link was built to the north. The striking features of Ashenbank Wood are the numerous veteran trees and pollards. Ashenbank Wood is also well known for its prolific shows of bluebell and wood anemone throughout the site in the spring.
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Image Location
Latitude
51.400192
Longitude
0.405105