Woodland below Litchard
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Image: © eswales Taken: 16 Jan 2023
Viewed across a river meadow from Route 885 of the National Cycle Network, part of a strip of woodland which runs along the bottom and lower slopes of a hillside nearly a kilometre long. The more northerly parts of Litchard in Bridgend lie at the top of the hillside, along with an area of open ground to the north of them. Most, if not all, of that part of the strip of woodland which is seen in the photo is classed as Ancient Semi-Natural Woodland in the Ancient Woodland Inventory for Wales. Other parts, out of picture to the north, however, do not qualify as ancient woodland.