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Cleves Copse

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Cleves Copse

Chalk pasture and arable farmland Mixed farmland near Tidcombe, Wiltshire, featuring pasture and arable, separated by hedging and dotted with small areas of woodland
Chalk pasture and arable farmland Credit: James Harrison

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Chalk pasture and arable farmland Mixed farmland near Tidcombe, Wiltshire, featuring pasture and arable, separated by hedging and dotted with small areas of woodland
Chalk pasture and arable farmland
Mixed farmland near Tidcombe, Wiltshire, featuring pasture and arable, separated by hedging and dotted with small areas of woodland
Harvesting wheat A cloud of dust and cut straw emerges from behind a modern day combine harvester in a mid-sized arable field at Hippenscombe, Fosbury, Wiltshire
Harvesting wheat
A cloud of dust and cut straw emerges from behind a modern day combine harvester in a mid-sized arable field at Hippenscombe, Fosbury, Wiltshire
Field track A well constructed field track-cum-bridleway traversing the valley bottom at Hippenscombe Bottom.
Field track
A well constructed field track-cum-bridleway traversing the valley bottom at Hippenscombe Bottom.
Mixed chalk landscape The view extends to the ancient Fosbury Camp in the distance, down through Hippenscombe Bottom, a broad valley given over to arable farming and bounded by rough grazing land on the chalk sides. Areas of scrub and woodland are also evident.
Mixed chalk landscape
The view extends to the ancient Fosbury Camp in the distance, down through Hippenscombe Bottom, a broad valley given over to arable farming and bounded by rough grazing land on the chalk sides. Areas of scrub and woodland are also evident.
Across the steep-sided chalk valley at Hippenscombe Having climbed the southern flank of the valley at Hippencombe Bottom, this view looking across to the northern slopes demonstrates the mixed landscape hereabouts. In the distance lies the cultivated chalk ridge, which descends down through rough calcareous grassland and small areas of woodland to the valley bottom, along which travels a bridlepath eastwards to the farm buildings at Hippenscombe.
Across the steep-sided chalk valley at Hippenscombe
Having climbed the southern flank of the valley at Hippencombe Bottom, this view looking across to the northern slopes demonstrates the mixed landscape hereabouts. In the distance lies the cultivated chalk ridge, which descends down through rough calcareous grassland and small areas of woodland to the valley bottom, along which travels a bridlepath eastwards to the farm buildings at Hippenscombe.
Site of Roman quarry pit The overgrown nature of this Roman quarry hides its other feature, the mysterious Kenwardstone, a slab of saracen stone with wave-like markings on its surface. There is much conjecture as to how these carvings were formed, some say they were manmade while others suggest they are the result of weathering. See: <span class="nowrap"><a title="http://www.themodernantiquarian.com/post/35935/images/kenward_stone.html" rel="nofollow ugc noopener" href="http://www.themodernantiquarian.com/post/35935/images/kenward_stone.html">Link</a><img style="margin-left:2px;" alt="External link" title="External link - shift click to open in new window" src="https://s1.geograph.org.uk/img/external.png" width="10" height="10"/></span>
Site of Roman quarry pit
The overgrown nature of this Roman quarry hides its other feature, the mysterious Kenwardstone, a slab of saracen stone with wave-like markings on its surface. There is much conjecture as to how these carvings were formed, some say they were manmade while others suggest they are the result of weathering. See: LinkExternal link
Chute Causeway Looking eastward in the direction of Cornholt.
Chute Causeway
Looking eastward in the direction of Cornholt.
Chute Causeway at Little Down Looking north-eastward.
Chute Causeway at Little Down
Looking north-eastward.
Farmland, Fosbury A dry valley to the north of Fosbury Farm.
Farmland, Fosbury
A dry valley to the north of Fosbury Farm.
Bridleway and farmland, Fosbury The crossroads of bridleways above Hippenscombe.
Bridleway and farmland, Fosbury
The crossroads of bridleways above Hippenscombe.
Bridleway and farmland, Fosbury The most direct route between Hippenscombe and Oxenwood.
Bridleway and farmland, Fosbury
The most direct route between Hippenscombe and Oxenwood.
Farmland, Chute A field of stubble to the east of Breach Lane.
Farmland, Chute
A field of stubble to the east of Breach Lane.
Haystack in field beside Chute Causeway
Haystack in field beside Chute Causeway
View over Hippenscombe Bottom
View over Hippenscombe Bottom
Field above Hippenscombe Bottom
Field above Hippenscombe Bottom
View through Oakhill Wood from Fosbury Camp
View through Oakhill Wood from Fosbury Camp
Countryside north of Fosbury Farm
Countryside north of Fosbury Farm
Walking group west of Fosbury Farm
Walking group west of Fosbury Farm
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Cleves Copse is located at Grid Ref: SU3155 (Lat: 51.299888, Lng: -1.5533956)

Unitary Authority: Wiltshire

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