Wednesday 16 February 2011

Canaston Wood

It was a murky day, but there was colour everywhere if you looked .....
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Left over from the autumn.
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Stark monochrome in the pine trees.
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Lined up for viewing!
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"Canaston Wood is classed as an 'ancient woodland' indicating that it has been in existence for at least 300 years. Originally part of the Slebech Estate, the woods have a wealth of history and were once used for hunting deer and wild boar which were introduced into the forest in 1834. There are no deer or wild boar left in the woods, and the only animals you are likely to see are grey squirrels and foxes. The woods are also abundant with birds and insects and wild flowers abound alongside the forest tracks and paths."
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(the above information taken from the Forestry Commission website)
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Ann x

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