Oliver's Green

Wood, Forest in Staffordshire East Staffordshire

England

Oliver's Green

Nabb Lane Nabb Lane gets very narrow in places so it was a good job that few people were driving along it, otherwise I would have caused a blockage. — Nabb Lane Credit: Malcolm Neal

Oliver's Green is a charming village located in the county of Staffordshire, England. Situated amidst the lush greenery of the English countryside, this picturesque village is known for its dense woodlands and beautiful forests, making it a haven for nature enthusiasts and outdoor lovers.

The village is named after Oliver Green, a prominent landowner in the area during the 19th century. It is believed that the village initially started as a small settlement, primarily focused on agriculture and forestry due to its abundant natural resources.

The woodlands surrounding Oliver's Green are a prominent feature of the village, covering a vast area of the landscape. These woodlands are home to a diverse range of flora and fauna, including oak, beech, and pine trees, as well as various species of birds and small mammals. The forested areas provide ample opportunities for hiking, walking, and exploring, with numerous trails and paths winding through the wilderness.

In addition to its natural beauty, Oliver's Green is also known for its close-knit community and traditional village charm. The village is dotted with quaint cottages and historic buildings, giving it a timeless appeal. The local community actively organizes events and festivities throughout the year, fostering a strong sense of community spirit.

Overall, Oliver's Green in Staffordshire is a place where nature thrives, and tranquility reigns. It offers a peaceful escape from the hustle and bustle of city life, making it an ideal destination for those seeking solace in the beauty of the countryside.

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Oliver's Green Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 52.964233/-1.862884 or Grid Reference SK0940. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Nabb Lane Nabb Lane gets very narrow in places so it was a good job that few people were driving along it, otherwise I would have caused a blockage.

Nabb Lane

Nabb Lane gets very narrow in places so it was a good job that few people were driving along it, otherwise I would have caused a blockage.

Looking across the fields from Nabb Lane The fields are empty of livestock as it has been a cold wet January so far. The fields are probably very wet and the livestock would churn the ground.

Looking across the fields from Nabb Lane

The fields are empty of livestock as it has been a cold wet January so far. The fields are probably very wet and the livestock would churn the ground.

Nabb Lane The surface of Nabb Lane is rather varied, in places good but in others having many deep potholes.

Nabb Lane

The surface of Nabb Lane is rather varied, in places good but in others having many deep potholes.

Denstone Lane Looking along Denstone Lane by the entrance to Littlepark Farm. Denstone Lane is the B5032.

Denstone Lane

Looking along Denstone Lane by the entrance to Littlepark Farm. Denstone Lane is the B5032.

Houses on Greenfields Greenfields appears to be the name of this little cul-de-sac just off the B5032.

Houses on Greenfields

Greenfields appears to be the name of this little cul-de-sac just off the B5032.

Crumpwood Cottage restored to life Three years after <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/6046748">SK0942 : Renovation at Crumpwood Cottage</a> was taken, renovation of the old weir-keeper&#039;s cottage has been completed. Crumpwood Weir was built in the early 1800&#039;s to take the Uttoxeter Canal across the River Churnet.

Crumpwood Cottage restored to life

Three years after SK0942 : Renovation at Crumpwood Cottage was taken, renovation of the old weir-keeper's cottage has been completed. Crumpwood Weir was built in the early 1800's to take the Uttoxeter Canal across the River Churnet.

Public footpath off Denstone Lane, Denstone (1) Signposted to Alton, which is reached by a path to which it connects.

Public footpath off Denstone Lane, Denstone (1)

Signposted to Alton, which is reached by a path to which it connects.

Denstone Lane, Denstone The B5032 along the northern edge of the village, looking towards Alton and Cheadle.

Denstone Lane, Denstone

The B5032 along the northern edge of the village, looking towards Alton and Cheadle.

Public footpath off Denstone Lane, Denstone (2) Leading to The Weavers and Marlpit Lane.

Public footpath off Denstone Lane, Denstone (2)

Leading to The Weavers and Marlpit Lane.

Public footpath off Marlpit Lane, Denstone Leading to The Weavers and Denstone Lane.

Public footpath off Marlpit Lane, Denstone

Leading to The Weavers and Denstone Lane.

South end of Narrow Lane, Denstone An appropriately named road off College Road.

South end of Narrow Lane, Denstone

An appropriately named road off College Road.

South end of Alton Road, Denstone Off College Road.

South end of Alton Road, Denstone

Off College Road.

Oak Road, Denstone Near the southern edge of the village.

Oak Road, Denstone

Near the southern edge of the village.

Footpath from Stubwood Start of a footpath leading from Stubwood to Denstone College, a quarter of a mile away.

Footpath from Stubwood

Start of a footpath leading from Stubwood to Denstone College, a quarter of a mile away.

Fields at Stubwood One of the many horses in the fields around this area.

Fields at Stubwood

One of the many horses in the fields around this area.

Footpath to Stubwood The old tree looks like an Arthur Rackham fairy tale illustration, and will shortly be enveloped in new growth.

Footpath to Stubwood

The old tree looks like an Arthur Rackham fairy tale illustration, and will shortly be enveloped in new growth.

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Diggers at sunset

Diggers at sunset

Nabb Lane Looking along Nabb Lane in the direction of the village of Alton, now famous for Alton Towers.

Nabb Lane

Looking along Nabb Lane in the direction of the village of Alton, now famous for Alton Towers.

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Oliver's Green is located at Grid Ref: SK0940 (Lat: 52.964233, Lng: -1.862884)

Administrative County: Staffordshire

District: East Staffordshire

Police Authority: Staffordshire

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Poppyfields

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Grit Bin

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Description: This is a yellow Grit Salt bin.

Source: survey

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