Little Leasows Coppice

Wood, Forest in Shropshire

England

Little Leasows Coppice

Entering Cleobury North
Entering Cleobury North Credit: Ian S

Little Leasows Coppice is a small woodland located in the county of Shropshire, England. Covering an area of approximately 10 acres, it is a charming and picturesque forest that offers a peaceful retreat for visitors seeking to immerse themselves in nature.

The woodland is characterized by a diverse range of native trees, including oak, ash, birch, and beech. These trees create a dense canopy, providing shade and shelter for a variety of wildlife species that call the coppice their home. Birdwatchers can spot a multitude of species, such as robins, blue tits, and woodpeckers, while small mammals like squirrels and rabbits can be glimpsed scurrying amongst the undergrowth.

A network of well-maintained footpaths winds its way through the coppice, allowing visitors to explore its beauty at their own pace. These pathways are flanked by vibrant wildflowers and ferns, further enhancing the natural ambiance of the woodland. Additionally, benches are strategically placed along the route, providing opportunities for rest and reflection.

Little Leasows Coppice is a haven for outdoor enthusiasts, offering a range of activities for visitors to enjoy. Nature lovers can indulge in birdwatching, photography, or simply take a leisurely stroll through the forest. The woodland is also a popular spot for picnics and family gatherings, with designated areas for barbecues and ample space for children to play.

Managed by the local council, Little Leasows Coppice is well-preserved and cared for. Regular maintenance work ensures that the woodland remains accessible and safe for visitors throughout the year. With its tranquil atmosphere and natural beauty, this charming forest is a true gem of Shropshire, providing a delightful escape for all who visit.

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Little Leasows Coppice Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 52.493652/-2.5574677 or Grid Reference SO6288. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Entering Cleobury North
Entering Cleobury North
St Peter and St Paul Church, Cleobury North
St Peter and St Paul Church, Cleobury North
Entering Neenton
Entering Neenton
The entrance to Bank Farm, Neenton
The entrance to Bank Farm, Neenton
A footpath leading to Neenton
A footpath leading to Neenton
The B4364 into Neenton
The B4364 into Neenton
Temporary lash-up
Temporary lash-up
Driveway to New Farm
Driveway to New Farm
Cleobury Mill, Mill Farm, Cleobury North This mill contains some very old wooden gearing and hurst framing. This view shows the largely rotted wheel, the mill with adjoining mill house and the outdoor lavatory.
Cleobury Mill, Mill Farm, Cleobury North
This mill contains some very old wooden gearing and hurst framing. This view shows the largely rotted wheel, the mill with adjoining mill house and the outdoor lavatory.
Cleobury Mill, Cleobury North The remains of the overshot waterwheel. The wooden spokes and shaft have completely rotted away and the metal rim and buckets are heavily rusted. Seen on National Mills Weekend 2012.
Cleobury Mill, Cleobury North
The remains of the overshot waterwheel. The wooden spokes and shaft have completely rotted away and the metal rim and buckets are heavily rusted. Seen on National Mills Weekend 2012.
Cleobury Mill, Cleobury North I'm stood inside the ancient wooden hurst frame of this mill and photographing the wooden wheel shaft, the cast iron pit wheel and wallower driving the layshaft and the wooden bevel gear drives to two sets of stones.
Cleobury Mill, Cleobury North
I'm stood inside the ancient wooden hurst frame of this mill and photographing the wooden wheel shaft, the cast iron pit wheel and wallower driving the layshaft and the wooden bevel gear drives to two sets of stones.
Cleobury Mill, Cleobury North - stone floor Not safe for the public and photographed from the door. Two unclothed sets of French burr stones for flour production. These are underdrift by a layshaft drive rather than a great spur wheel.
Cleobury Mill, Cleobury North - stone floor
Not safe for the public and photographed from the door. Two unclothed sets of French burr stones for flour production. These are underdrift by a layshaft drive rather than a great spur wheel.
Cleobury Mill -hurst frame Very old wooden hurst frame with a layshaft drive. The mill originally had a wheel in a different location and the stopped up hole in the wall is still visible.
Cleobury Mill -hurst frame
Very old wooden hurst frame with a layshaft drive. The mill originally had a wheel in a different location and the stopped up hole in the wall is still visible.
Cleobury Mill Long disused watermill seen on Mills Open 2012. This is the end view of the ancient hurst frame with the layshaft drive. A tentering beam is nearest the camera. The floor reuses some old mill stones between packed earth.
Cleobury Mill
Long disused watermill seen on Mills Open 2012. This is the end view of the ancient hurst frame with the layshaft drive. A tentering beam is nearest the camera. The floor reuses some old mill stones between packed earth.
Cleobury Mill This waterwheel has lost all its wooden spokes but the shrouds and a few rotten buckets are maintaining the shape. The wheel is obviously overshot but the launder has long since gone.
This mill was seen as part of Mills Open 2012.
Cleobury Mill
This waterwheel has lost all its wooden spokes but the shrouds and a few rotten buckets are maintaining the shape. The wheel is obviously overshot but the launder has long since gone. This mill was seen as part of Mills Open 2012.
Cleobury Mill - wooden gears This decrepit mill is elderly and it shows with the remnants of wooden gearing in wooden hurst frame.
Cleobury Mill - wooden gears
This decrepit mill is elderly and it shows with the remnants of wooden gearing in wooden hurst frame.
Cleobury Mill Deteriorated mill with the remnants of an overshot waterwheel.
Cleobury Mill
Deteriorated mill with the remnants of an overshot waterwheel.
Bridge over Rea Brook in Neenton The B4364 has already narrowed for the bridge; signs on the further side of the bridge warn that the road will be narrow in the village, and that there is a sharp right turn there.
Bridge over Rea Brook in Neenton
The B4364 has already narrowed for the bridge; signs on the further side of the bridge warn that the road will be narrow in the village, and that there is a sharp right turn there.
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Little Leasows Coppice is located at Grid Ref: SO6288 (Lat: 52.493652, Lng: -2.5574677)

Unitary Authority: Shropshire

Police Authority: West Mercia

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