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Bramley Wood

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Bramley Wood

Kirk Bank Minor lane heading west from Kirkby Malzeard.
Kirk Bank Credit: Chris Heaton

Bramley Wood is a picturesque forest located in Yorkshire, England. It covers an area of approximately 100 acres and is characterized by its lush greenery and diverse wildlife. The wood is primarily made up of native broadleaf trees such as oak, beech, and birch, which create a dense canopy that provides shade and shelter for a variety of flora and fauna.

The forest boasts a network of well-maintained walking trails, making it a popular destination for nature enthusiasts and hikers. These trails meander through the wood, offering visitors the opportunity to explore its beauty at their own pace. Along the way, one can discover a multitude of plant species, including bluebells, wild garlic, and ferns, which add vibrant colors and textures to the woodland floor.

Bramley Wood is also home to a diverse range of wildlife. Birdwatchers can spot various species in the area, such as woodpeckers, owls, and thrushes. The forest is also a habitat for mammals like foxes, badgers, and deer, which can occasionally be spotted grazing or foraging amongst the trees.

The wood's serene and tranquil atmosphere provides a perfect escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. It attracts visitors throughout the year, with each season offering a unique experience. In spring, the forest comes alive with blossoming flowers, while in autumn, the trees showcase a stunning array of vibrant colors.

Overall, Bramley Wood is a haven of natural beauty in Yorkshire, offering a tranquil setting for those seeking to immerse themselves in nature and enjoy the wonders of the forest.

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Images are sourced within 2km of 54.178401/-1.6888305 or Grid Reference SE2075. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Kirk Bank Minor lane heading west from Kirkby Malzeard.
Kirk Bank
Minor lane heading west from Kirkby Malzeard.
Foulgate Nook Lane Access to Foulgate Farm from Grewelthorpe.
Foulgate Nook Lane
Access to Foulgate Farm from Grewelthorpe.
Access Lane to Thorpe Grange Tarmaced access lane leading off Foulgate Nook Lane towards Thorpe Grange.
Access Lane to Thorpe Grange
Tarmaced access lane leading off Foulgate Nook Lane towards Thorpe Grange.
Parked Up Old Ford tractor with a trailer full of stone parked up outside Foulgate Farm.
Parked Up
Old Ford tractor with a trailer full of stone parked up outside Foulgate Farm.
Holmes Farm Holmes Farm stands amongst pastureland to the west of Kirkby Malzeard.
Holmes Farm
Holmes Farm stands amongst pastureland to the west of Kirkby Malzeard.
Duck pond, Foulgate A recently constructed duck pond, complete with smart duck house on an island.
Duck pond, Foulgate
A recently constructed duck pond, complete with smart duck house on an island.
Young trees in a dandelion patch Saplings planted in a field of dandelions on Grewelthorpe Moor. In the middle distance is Oak Stile Farm.
Young trees in a dandelion patch
Saplings planted in a field of dandelions on Grewelthorpe Moor. In the middle distance is Oak Stile Farm.
Sheep pastures, Spring Hill Green pastures slope away to the east from Spring Hill. The view extends to the distant Vale of York.
Sheep pastures, Spring Hill
Green pastures slope away to the east from Spring Hill. The view extends to the distant Vale of York.
Hutts Gill Hutts Gill appears to be the name for both valley and beck. The valley is deep and steep sided, whilst the beck is tiny. The topography here suggests that this is a glacial meltwater channel, one of many on the eastern fringe of the Pennines.
Hutts Gill
Hutts Gill appears to be the name for both valley and beck. The valley is deep and steep sided, whilst the beck is tiny. The topography here suggests that this is a glacial meltwater channel, one of many on the eastern fringe of the Pennines.
"Swing me Mama", Himalayan Gardens, Grewelthorpe The Grewelthorpe Himalayan Gardens have been established since 1998 on the steep side of the valley of the Hutts Gill and feature plants such as rhododendron. They are open to the public in spring and early summer. The gardens also host a rotating display of sculptures such as this one by Clive Gono.
"Swing me Mama", Himalayan Gardens, Grewelthorpe
The Grewelthorpe Himalayan Gardens have been established since 1998 on the steep side of the valley of the Hutts Gill and feature plants such as rhododendron. They are open to the public in spring and early summer. The gardens also host a rotating display of sculptures such as this one by Clive Gono.
"Team Spirit", Himalayan Gardens, Grewelthorpe The Grewlethorpe Himalayan Gardens have been established since 1998 on the steep side of the valley of the Hutts Gill and feature plants such as rhododendron. They are open to the public in spring and early summer. The gardens also host a rotating display of sculptures such as this one in the old walled garden by Ann Vrielinck.
"Team Spirit", Himalayan Gardens, Grewelthorpe
The Grewlethorpe Himalayan Gardens have been established since 1998 on the steep side of the valley of the Hutts Gill and feature plants such as rhododendron. They are open to the public in spring and early summer. The gardens also host a rotating display of sculptures such as this one in the old walled garden by Ann Vrielinck.
"Tawny Owl", Himalayan Gardens, Grewelthorpe The Grewelthorpe Himalayan Gardens have been established since 1998 on the steep side of the valley of the Hutts Gill and feature plants such as rhododendron. They are open to the public in spring and early summer. The gardens also host a rotating display of sculptures such as this one by Hamish Mackie.
"Tawny Owl", Himalayan Gardens, Grewelthorpe
The Grewelthorpe Himalayan Gardens have been established since 1998 on the steep side of the valley of the Hutts Gill and feature plants such as rhododendron. They are open to the public in spring and early summer. The gardens also host a rotating display of sculptures such as this one by Hamish Mackie.
Front door of the Main House at the Hutts The "big house" parts of which date back to 1780, whose gardens constitute the Himalayan Gardens at Grewelthorpe. The coat of arms above the door features a ram.
Front door of the Main House at the Hutts
The "big house" parts of which date back to 1780, whose gardens constitute the Himalayan Gardens at Grewelthorpe. The coat of arms above the door features a ram.
"The disc", Himalayan Gardens, Grewelthorpe The Grewelthorpe Himalayan Gardens have been established since 1998 on the steep side of the valley of the Hutts Gill and feature plants such as rhododendron. They are open to the public in spring and early summer. The gardens also host a rotating display of sculptures such as this one by Leon Bronstein.
"The disc", Himalayan Gardens, Grewelthorpe
The Grewelthorpe Himalayan Gardens have been established since 1998 on the steep side of the valley of the Hutts Gill and feature plants such as rhododendron. They are open to the public in spring and early summer. The gardens also host a rotating display of sculptures such as this one by Leon Bronstein.
"Blackbird", Himalayan Gardens, Grewelthorpe The Grewlethorpe Himalayan Gardens have been established since 1998 on the steep side of the valley of the Hutts Gill and feature plants such as rhododendron. They are open to the public in spring and early summer. The gardens also host a rotating display of sculptures such as this one by Terence Coventry.
"Blackbird", Himalayan Gardens, Grewelthorpe
The Grewlethorpe Himalayan Gardens have been established since 1998 on the steep side of the valley of the Hutts Gill and feature plants such as rhododendron. They are open to the public in spring and early summer. The gardens also host a rotating display of sculptures such as this one by Terence Coventry.
"Juliet - study of a dancer", Himalayan Gardens, Grewelthorpe The Grewelthorpe Himalayan Gardens have been established since 1998 on the steep side of the valley of the Hutts Gill and feature plants such as rhododendron. They are open to the public in spring and early summer. The gardens also host a rotating display of sculptures such as this one by Tom Merrifield which stands at the lowest point of the private garden of the big house - "The Hutts".
"Juliet - study of a dancer", Himalayan Gardens, Grewelthorpe
The Grewelthorpe Himalayan Gardens have been established since 1998 on the steep side of the valley of the Hutts Gill and feature plants such as rhododendron. They are open to the public in spring and early summer. The gardens also host a rotating display of sculptures such as this one by Tom Merrifield which stands at the lowest point of the private garden of the big house - "The Hutts".
"Silent Luminence", Himalayan Gardens, Grewelthorpe The Grewelthorpe Himalayan Gardens have been established since 1998 on the steep side of the valley of the Hutts Gill and feature plants such as rhododendron. They are open to the public in spring and early summer. The gardens also host a rotating display of sculptures such as this one by Sally Fawkes who specialises in artistic glass.
"Silent Luminence", Himalayan Gardens, Grewelthorpe
The Grewelthorpe Himalayan Gardens have been established since 1998 on the steep side of the valley of the Hutts Gill and feature plants such as rhododendron. They are open to the public in spring and early summer. The gardens also host a rotating display of sculptures such as this one by Sally Fawkes who specialises in artistic glass.
"Samara", Himalayan Gardens, Grewelthorpe The Grewlethorpe Himalayan Gardens have been established since 1998 on the steep side of the valley of the Hutts Gill and feature plants such as rhododendron. They are open to the public in spring and early summer. The gardens also host a rotating display of sculptures such as this one by Rebecca Newnham, surrounded by daffodils, and viewed from the summer house at the top of the slope.
"Samara", Himalayan Gardens, Grewelthorpe
The Grewlethorpe Himalayan Gardens have been established since 1998 on the steep side of the valley of the Hutts Gill and feature plants such as rhododendron. They are open to the public in spring and early summer. The gardens also host a rotating display of sculptures such as this one by Rebecca Newnham, surrounded by daffodils, and viewed from the summer house at the top of the slope.
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Bramley Wood is located at Grid Ref: SE2075 (Lat: 54.178401, Lng: -1.6888305)

Division: West Riding

Administrative County: North Yorkshire

District: Harrogate

Police Authority: North Yorkshire

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