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Bissell Wood

Wood, Forest in Worcestershire Wyre Forest

England

Bissell Wood

Open farmland, east of Kidderminster. Picture taken from the minor road at SO8513 76982, looking south-east towards Offmore Farm, visible on the right of the photograph. Lack of public access limits the scope of recording geographical features within this square.
Open farmland, east of Kidderminster. Credit: Martyn B

Bissell Wood is a picturesque woodland located in the county of Worcestershire, England. Encompassing an area of approximately 45 hectares, it is situated within the wider Bissell Estate and lies adjacent to the larger Feckenham Forest. The woodland boasts a diverse range of tree species, including oak, ash, birch, and beech, creating a rich and varied ecosystem.

Bissell Wood is renowned for its natural beauty and tranquil atmosphere, making it a popular destination for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts. The wood provides a peaceful escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life, offering visitors the chance to immerse themselves in the beauty of nature.

The woodland is crisscrossed by a network of well-maintained footpaths, allowing visitors to explore its many trails and discover the hidden gems within. These paths wind through the ancient trees, offering glimpses of wildlife such as deer, squirrels, and a variety of bird species.

In addition to its natural beauty, Bissell Wood is also steeped in history. It is believed to have been part of the ancient Forest of Feckenham, which was once a royal hunting ground. Today, remnants of this historic past can still be seen in the form of ancient boundary banks and ditches.

Overall, Bissell Wood is a haven of tranquility and natural beauty, offering visitors the opportunity to connect with nature and enjoy the wonders of Worcestershire's countryside. Whether it be for a leisurely stroll, wildlife spotting, or simply taking in the breathtaking scenery, Bissell Wood is a must-visit destination for nature enthusiasts of all ages.

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Images are sourced within 2km of 52.392148/-2.1949859 or Grid Reference SO8677. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Open farmland, east of Kidderminster. Picture taken from the minor road at SO8513 76982, looking south-east towards Offmore Farm, visible on the right of the photograph. Lack of public access limits the scope of recording geographical features within this square.
Open farmland, east of Kidderminster.
Picture taken from the minor road at SO8513 76982, looking south-east towards Offmore Farm, visible on the right of the photograph. Lack of public access limits the scope of recording geographical features within this square.
Hurcott Pool Picture taken from SO 85164 77937, the car park at the west end of the pool, looking east.
Hurcott Pool
Picture taken from SO 85164 77937, the car park at the west end of the pool, looking east.
Around Dunclent Picture taken from SO 86387 75602 from the track south-west of Dunclent House, shown on the OS map as a public footpath, looking north-east across pastureland.
Around Dunclent
Picture taken from SO 86387 75602 from the track south-west of Dunclent House, shown on the OS map as a public footpath, looking north-east across pastureland.
Around Dunclent Supplementary photograph taken from the public footpath at SO 86539 75769, looking north-east along the edge of the wood
Around Dunclent
Supplementary photograph taken from the public footpath at SO 86539 75769, looking north-east along the edge of the wood
Fenny Rough Supplementary photograph taken from the public footpath at SO 86396 75285, looking south-east into the steep-sided valley known as Fenny Rough
Fenny Rough
Supplementary photograph taken from the public footpath at SO 86396 75285, looking south-east into the steep-sided valley known as Fenny Rough
Around Dunclent, Mount Segg Public access is limited to a footpath across the south-east corner of this square, thus limiting photographic opportunities. The picture is taken from the public footpath at SO 86912 76245, looking north across the farmland towards the southern tip of Bissell Wood.
Around Dunclent, Mount Segg
Public access is limited to a footpath across the south-east corner of this square, thus limiting photographic opportunities. The picture is taken from the public footpath at SO 86912 76245, looking north across the farmland towards the southern tip of Bissell Wood.
Mount Segg Taken from the same location as the main picture at SO 86912 76245, looking north-east along the footpath through woodland at Mount Segg
Mount Segg
Taken from the same location as the main picture at SO 86912 76245, looking north-east along the footpath through woodland at Mount Segg
Mount Segg Sandwiched between the farmland of Mearse Farm and the woodland of Mount Segg is a small area of semi-open heathland through which a bridleway passes. Picture taken from the bridleway looking north-northeast down the heathland at SO 87189 76068.
Mount Segg
Sandwiched between the farmland of Mearse Farm and the woodland of Mount Segg is a small area of semi-open heathland through which a bridleway passes. Picture taken from the bridleway looking north-northeast down the heathland at SO 87189 76068.
Farmland south of Mount Segg Picture taken looking north from SO87199 75871 at the point where the bridleway passes through the field boundary into the area of heathland shown in the adjacent northern square, SO 8776.
Farmland south of Mount Segg
Picture taken looking north from SO87199 75871 at the point where the bridleway passes through the field boundary into the area of heathland shown in the adjacent northern square, SO 8776.
Farmland east of Mount Segg Picture taken from the bridleway at SO 87265 76335 on the north-east side of Mount Segg, looking east across open farmland towards Mearse Farm.
Farmland east of Mount Segg
Picture taken from the bridleway at SO 87265 76335 on the north-east side of Mount Segg, looking east across open farmland towards Mearse Farm.
Churchill and Blakedown Signal Box and level crossing On the ex-GWR line from Birmingham Snowhill to Worcester via Stourbridge.
Churchill and Blakedown Signal Box and level crossing
On the ex-GWR line from Birmingham Snowhill to Worcester via Stourbridge.
Blakedown Station Although now no more than a basic halt in terms of facilities, this is a well used commuter stop on the line from Worcester to Birmingham via Stourbridge.
Blakedown Station
Although now no more than a basic halt in terms of facilities, this is a well used commuter stop on the line from Worcester to Birmingham via Stourbridge.
Farmland to the south of Blakedown
Farmland to the south of Blakedown
Sandy Lane, Blakedown Along Sandy Lane are a number of very attractive properties.
Sandy Lane, Blakedown
Along Sandy Lane are a number of very attractive properties.
Park Hall, Blakedown
Park Hall, Blakedown
Ploughed field near Blakedown This ploughed field is opposite Woodhouse Farm.
Ploughed field near Blakedown
This ploughed field is opposite Woodhouse Farm.
Waggon Lane Waggon Lane goes to Churchill.
Waggon Lane
Waggon Lane goes to Churchill.
A train crossing a viaduct at Blakedown
A train crossing a viaduct at Blakedown
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Bissell Wood is located at Grid Ref: SO8677 (Lat: 52.392148, Lng: -2.1949859)

Administrative County: Worcestershire

District: Wyre Forest

Police Authority: West Mercia

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