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Upper Pool Plantation

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Upper Pool Plantation

St Mary's St Mary's Church Swynnerton.
St Mary's Credit: Andy and Hilary

Upper Pool Plantation is a woodland area located in Staffordshire, England. Covering an approximate area of several hectares, the plantation is nestled within the picturesque landscape of the county. The woodland is primarily composed of various species of trees, including oak, beech, and birch, creating a diverse and vibrant ecosystem.

The plantation offers a tranquil and serene environment for visitors to enjoy. The dense canopy of trees provides ample shade, making it an ideal spot for nature enthusiasts seeking respite from the sun. The forest floor is carpeted with a rich layer of leaf litter, creating an evocative crunch underfoot as visitors explore the area.

In addition to its natural beauty, Upper Pool Plantation also serves as an important habitat for a variety of wildlife. The dense foliage provides shelter for a range of bird species, including woodpeckers, owls, and various songbirds. Small mammals such as squirrels and rabbits can also be spotted scurrying through the undergrowth.

The plantation boasts a network of well-maintained trails, allowing visitors to easily navigate through the woodland. These pathways offer opportunities for walking, jogging, or simply enjoying a peaceful stroll amidst the natural surroundings. Interpretive signage is strategically placed along the trails, providing informative details about the flora and fauna found within the plantation.

Overall, Upper Pool Plantation is a haven for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts. With its diverse range of tree species, abundant wildlife, and well-maintained trails, it offers a unique and enriching experience for visitors seeking a connection with nature in the heart of Staffordshire.

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St Mary's St Mary's Church Swynnerton.
St Mary's
St Mary's Church Swynnerton.
The Winding Road Old cottage and winding road to Swynnerton.
The Winding Road
Old cottage and winding road to Swynnerton.
Swynnerton Training Camp Back entrance to Swynnerton army training camp. The site was a massive ordnance factory during World War Two. In the 1980s the base was used by nuclear weapons convoys for overnight stops (using this gate), and was also the scene of a controversial exercise when a demonstration of how to clean up nuclear contamination apparently used real nuclear contaminated material.
Swynnerton Training Camp
Back entrance to Swynnerton army training camp. The site was a massive ordnance factory during World War Two. In the 1980s the base was used by nuclear weapons convoys for overnight stops (using this gate), and was also the scene of a controversial exercise when a demonstration of how to clean up nuclear contamination apparently used real nuclear contaminated material.
Water Tower, Swynnerton The north edge of the tower is bang on the grid line. The tower is now a dwelling but there is a reservoir adjoining it and it was associated with the italianate Hatton Pumping Station.
Water Tower, Swynnerton
The north edge of the tower is bang on the grid line. The tower is now a dwelling but there is a reservoir adjoining it and it was associated with the italianate Hatton Pumping Station.
Pilstones Wood Pilstones Wood lies on the Eccleshall to Swynnerton just north of Coldmeece
Pilstones Wood
Pilstones Wood lies on the Eccleshall to Swynnerton just north of Coldmeece
M6 Motorway Looking north along the M6 from the bridge on the A51, Stone to Nantwich road
M6 Motorway
Looking north along the M6 from the bridge on the A51, Stone to Nantwich road
Swynnerton Swynnerton Memorial with St Mary's Church in the background
Swynnerton
Swynnerton Memorial with St Mary's Church in the background
Broken Stile This broken stile is on a public footpath from Yarnfield to Swynnerton. At this point during the time I was here there was an almost constant sound of armoury being fired from Swynnerton army camp and helicopters flying overhead.
Broken Stile
This broken stile is on a public footpath from Yarnfield to Swynnerton. At this point during the time I was here there was an almost constant sound of armoury being fired from Swynnerton army camp and helicopters flying overhead.
Broken Stile Ahead This public footpath, across very boggy ground, goes from Yarnfield to Swynnerton. At this point, gunfire and heavier artillery being fired can be heard from Swynnerton Army Camp.
Broken Stile Ahead
This public footpath, across very boggy ground, goes from Yarnfield to Swynnerton. At this point, gunfire and heavier artillery being fired can be heard from Swynnerton Army Camp.
Derelict Farm Buildings This is Blakelow Farm. These farm buildings appear to be derelict although I heard work in progress at the location.
Derelict Farm Buildings
This is Blakelow Farm. These farm buildings appear to be derelict although I heard work in progress at the location.
Village Footpath This is a footpath on the very edge of Swynnerton, of a road named Fairbanks Walk.
Village Footpath
This is a footpath on the very edge of Swynnerton, of a road named Fairbanks Walk.
The Hamlet of Cotes This is a view of the Hamlet of Cotes as you enter from Swynnerton
The Hamlet of Cotes
This is a view of the Hamlet of Cotes as you enter from Swynnerton
Lane Between Villages This lane runs between the hamlet of Cotes and the village of Cotes Heath.
Lane Between Villages
This lane runs between the hamlet of Cotes and the village of Cotes Heath.
The Road to Chester The A51 to Chester. The road off to the left goes to Swynnerton.
The Road to Chester
The A51 to Chester. The road off to the left goes to Swynnerton.
Winghouse Lane to Tittensor Ahead is Winghouse Lane that goes to Tittensor. The main road across the photo is the A51, left goes to Chester, right goes to Stone.
Winghouse Lane to Tittensor
Ahead is Winghouse Lane that goes to Tittensor. The main road across the photo is the A51, left goes to Chester, right goes to Stone.
The Chester Road The A51 Chester Road looking towards Stone.
The Chester Road
The A51 Chester Road looking towards Stone.
A51 to Chester A view of the A51 looking towards Chester from the junction of Winghouse Lane. The crash barrier seen at the side of the road is at the point where the A51 crosses over the M6 motorway.
A51 to Chester
A view of the A51 looking towards Chester from the junction of Winghouse Lane. The crash barrier seen at the side of the road is at the point where the A51 crosses over the M6 motorway.
Radio Mast This radio mast is just by the side of a public footpath continuing from Highlows Lane, Yarnfield near Stone.
Radio Mast
This radio mast is just by the side of a public footpath continuing from Highlows Lane, Yarnfield near Stone.
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Upper Pool Plantation is located at Grid Ref: SJ8534 (Lat: 52.910994, Lng: -2.2182327)

Administrative County: Staffordshire

District: Stafford

Police Authority: Staffordshire

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