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Brick-kiln Covert

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Brick-kiln Covert

Marl Hole Kents Barn Farm, Nr. Stafford
Marl Hole Credit: John Nickolls

Brick-kiln Covert is a picturesque woodland located in Staffordshire, England. Spread across an area of approximately 50 acres, it is known for its dense and diverse vegetation, making it a perfect habitat for numerous wildlife species. The woodland is situated in close proximity to the village of Wood, thus also referred to as Wood Forest.

The dominant tree species in Brick-kiln Covert are oak, ash, and birch, which provide a thick canopy, allowing limited sunlight to penetrate the forest floor. This creates a unique microclimate, fostering the growth of various plants, ferns, and wildflowers. The undergrowth is adorned with bluebells, primroses, and wood anemones, creating a colorful tapestry during the spring months.

The forest is a haven for wildlife enthusiasts, as it is home to a wide variety of creatures. Visitors may spot red foxes, badgers, and rabbits, while birdwatchers can observe species such as woodpeckers, owls, and jays. Additionally, Brick-kiln Covert serves as a breeding ground for several woodland birds, including thrushes, blackbirds, and robins.

The woodland also boasts several footpaths and trails, allowing visitors to explore its beauty. These paths are well-maintained and are ideal for walking, jogging, or simply enjoying a peaceful stroll. Moreover, the forest is equipped with picnic areas, making it a popular destination for families and outdoor enthusiasts.

Overall, Brick-kiln Covert in Staffordshire is a captivating woodland, offering a serene escape from the bustling urban life. Its lush vegetation, rich wildlife, and tranquil ambiance make it a must-visit destination for nature lovers and those seeking solace in nature.

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Images are sourced within 2km of 52.837829/-2.0715546 or Grid Reference SJ9526. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Marl Hole Kents Barn Farm, Nr. Stafford
Marl Hole
Kents Barn Farm, Nr. Stafford
St. James the Great, Salt
St. James the Great, Salt
Pitt's Column Abandoned and hidden in the trees, this is a memorial column to William Pitt the Younger. Erected in the year of his death (1806).
Pitt's Column
Abandoned and hidden in the trees, this is a memorial column to William Pitt the Younger. Erected in the year of his death (1806).
Pitt's Column More general view of the memorial.
Pitt's Column
More general view of the memorial.
County Showground Taken during the Staffordshire Show
County Showground
Taken during the Staffordshire Show
Wilmorehill Lane, Hopton
Wilmorehill Lane, Hopton
Hopton Church Dedicated to St. Peter
Hopton Church
Dedicated to St. Peter
Disappearing railway The railway line from Stafford to Uttoxeter used to cross this field on an embankment and then bridge the road the photographer is standing on. Now all that remains is the grassy mound in the background.
Disappearing railway
The railway line from Stafford to Uttoxeter used to cross this field on an embankment and then bridge the road the photographer is standing on. Now all that remains is the grassy mound in the background.
The Casey, Salt Looking North towards the Trent and Mersey Canal and the A51 from the River Trent Bridge at Salt.
The Casey, Salt
Looking North towards the Trent and Mersey Canal and the A51 from the River Trent Bridge at Salt.
The river Trent, Salt This is the River Trent taken from the Bridge facing East, in the background are trees on the Sandon Estate, a railway line can just be seen but hidden from view is the Trent and Mersey canal and the A51.
The river Trent, Salt
This is the River Trent taken from the Bridge facing East, in the background are trees on the Sandon Estate, a railway line can just be seen but hidden from view is the Trent and Mersey canal and the A51.
Road to Salt Looking along the lane leading from the B5066 to Salt village.
Road to Salt
Looking along the lane leading from the B5066 to Salt village.
Salt At this point the road from Weston to Salt doglegs across a bridge over an overgrown cutting that was once the Great Northern Railway's Uttoxeter - Stafford branch line, abandoned in 1951.
Salt
At this point the road from Weston to Salt doglegs across a bridge over an overgrown cutting that was once the Great Northern Railway's Uttoxeter - Stafford branch line, abandoned in 1951.
Trent & Mersey Canal, Salt At this point the canal is sandwiched between the River Trent (just visible beyond the field), the Colwich - Stone railway and the A51 (out of shot to the right).
Trent & Mersey Canal, Salt
At this point the canal is sandwiched between the River Trent (just visible beyond the field), the Colwich - Stone railway and the A51 (out of shot to the right).
Battle Field, Stafford Here is a view of the site of the Battle of Hopton Heath on 19th March 1643 during the English Civil War. The Royalists for King Charles I were led by Spencer Compton, Earl of Northampton, killed in action during the battle. The Parliamentarians were led by Sir John Gel. The battle started at 3p.m. and lasted until dark. The outcome of this battle was indecisive. The buildings in the background are storage units for the RAF.
Battle Field, Stafford
Here is a view of the site of the Battle of Hopton Heath on 19th March 1643 during the English Civil War. The Royalists for King Charles I were led by Spencer Compton, Earl of Northampton, killed in action during the battle. The Parliamentarians were led by Sir John Gel. The battle started at 3p.m. and lasted until dark. The outcome of this battle was indecisive. The buildings in the background are storage units for the RAF.
Stile on Within Lane, Stafford This stile is on within Lane, Hopton near to Stafford. It gives access to the field where the Battle of Hopton Heath happened on 19th March 1643.
Stile on Within Lane, Stafford
This stile is on within Lane, Hopton near to Stafford. It gives access to the field where the Battle of Hopton Heath happened on 19th March 1643.
A lane out of Hopton Village This lane leads northeasterly out of the village of Hopton, near Stafford. Just out of view on the left is the Village Hall (photo submitted).
A lane out of Hopton Village
This lane leads northeasterly out of the village of Hopton, near Stafford. Just out of view on the left is the Village Hall (photo submitted).
Hopton Village Hall Hopton Village Hall near to Stafford
Hopton Village Hall
Hopton Village Hall near to Stafford
Beacon Hill, Stafford A view of Beacon Hill, Stafford from Cromwell Close at Hopton. This must have been an important landmark in years gone by and now gives name to a road, Beaconside, that runs for nearly three miles across the north of Stafford
Beacon Hill, Stafford
A view of Beacon Hill, Stafford from Cromwell Close at Hopton. This must have been an important landmark in years gone by and now gives name to a road, Beaconside, that runs for nearly three miles across the north of Stafford
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Brick-kiln Covert is located at Grid Ref: SJ9526 (Lat: 52.837829, Lng: -2.0715546)

Administrative County: Staffordshire

District: Stafford

Police Authority: Staffordshire

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