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Sharper - OK0252
Followup to Sharp
Eigenaar: Gorge
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Hoogte: 62 meter NAP
 Provincie: Verenigd Koninkrijk > Derbyshire and Nottinghamshire
Cache soort: Traditionele Cache
Grootte: Normaal
Status: Kan gezocht worden
Tijd: 0:30 h    Lengte: 1.00 km
Geplaatst op: 15-06-2011
Gemaakt op: 29-09-2011
Gepubliceerd op: 29-09-2011
Laatste verandering: 10-10-2011
2x Gevonden
0x Niet gevonden
1 Opmerkingen
watchers 0 Volgers
2 x Bekeken
2 x Gewaardeerd
Beoordeeld als: n/b
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Cache attributen

Bring your children  Available 24/7  Available during winter  Parking nearby  Look out for thorns  Nature preserve / Breeding season  All seasons 

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Sharphill wood is two miles south of Nottingham on the border of West Bridgford and Edwalton.

You can access the wood by walking through The Spinney (a small gravel track) half way up Loughborough Rd near the turning off to Boundary Rd, or from the A52 near the Ruddington Island.

The wood is 9.6 ha (23.73 acres) in size and is a mixed broadleaved woodland, with oak and ash being the dominant tree species. The woodland has been designated as a Site of Importance for Nature Conservation (SINC) in recognition of its botanical and zoological interest which includes, amongst others, a number of woodland wildflowers, birds and mammals.

The woodland occurs on heavy red clay soils with a small portion of sand and gravel to the most north westerly corner of the wood.

The oldest record of the wood discovered to date shows the southern-most portion only, in existence in 1835 (Sanderson 1835). By 1887 the wood appears, in its present shape and size, on an Ordnance Survey map (Sheet 46) of 1887 - 1891. At this time it was depicted as a mixed broad-leaved and conifer plantation.

Last year some new rights of way through the wood were formalised. These are signposted.

The wood is surrounded by 29.13 ha (72 acres) of arable farmland. The fields are bounded to the NE and NW by housing developments, to the South by the A52 ring road, to the SE by Wheatcrofts Garden Centre and Business Park and to the West by West Bridgford Cemetery leading to Wilford Hill Wood, a mixed woodland managed by Notts Wildlife Trust.

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bluebells in the wood
Logs: Gevonden 2x Niet gevonden 0x Opmerking 1x Alle logs