Minstrel Spinney

Wood, Forest in Warwickshire Rugby

England

Minstrel Spinney

Marton church St. Esprit's is a grade II*(star) listed building.
Marton church Credit: Robin Webster

Minstrel Spinney is a charming woodland area located in Warwickshire, England. Stretching over a vast area, this forest is a picturesque retreat for nature enthusiasts and those seeking tranquility amidst the lush greenery. The woodland is situated near the village of Wood, which adds to its rustic charm.

As you step foot into Minstrel Spinney, you are immediately greeted by a dense canopy of towering trees, predominantly oak and beech. The forest floor is blanketed with a rich carpet of moss, wildflowers, and ferns, creating a vibrant and magical atmosphere. The sunlight filters through the thick foliage, casting enchanting shadows on the forest floor.

The woodland is home to a diverse array of wildlife, making it a haven for nature lovers. Visitors may spot various bird species, including woodpeckers, owls, and thrushes, flitting among the treetops. Squirrels scurrying up tree trunks and rabbits darting through the undergrowth add to the lively ecosystem.

Minstrel Spinney offers numerous walking trails, allowing visitors to explore its hidden treasures. These paths wind through the forest, revealing picturesque views, babbling brooks, and quiet spots perfect for a picnic or meditation. The peacefulness of the woodland is only interrupted by the gentle rustling of leaves and the occasional chirping of birds.

With its natural beauty and serene ambience, Minstrel Spinney is a true gem in Warwickshire. Whether one seeks solitude, a family outing, or simply a respite from the hustle and bustle of daily life, this woodland offers a rejuvenating experience in the heart of nature.

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Marton church St. Esprit's is a grade II*(star) listed building.
Marton church
St. Esprit's is a grade II*(star) listed building.
Bends ahead on Birdingbury Road
Bends ahead on Birdingbury Road
Old railway bridge over Birdingbury Road The Rugby - Leamington Spa line used to cross. It was last used for cement works trains, lasting until 1985.
Old railway bridge over Birdingbury Road
The Rugby - Leamington Spa line used to cross. It was last used for cement works trains, lasting until 1985.
Road from Birdingbury to Leamington Hastings
Road from Birdingbury to Leamington Hastings
Village High Street and church, Marton The church of St.Esprit is viewed from High Street at the junction with Shepherd Street. Several typical Warwickshire red brick cottages line the quiet village street, which has no shops.
Village High Street and church, Marton
The church of St.Esprit is viewed from High Street at the junction with Shepherd Street. Several typical Warwickshire red brick cottages line the quiet village street, which has no shops.
Telephone kiosk The telephone box in Main Street Birdingbury still housed a telephone at the time the photograph was taken.
Telephone kiosk
The telephone box in Main Street Birdingbury still housed a telephone at the time the photograph was taken.
Birdingbury water pump A boxed-in pump on the grass verge alongside Marton Road in Birdingbury. The pump handle is on the left hand side of the housing. There is an interesting circular hole in the wall behind - I have no idea if it had any connection to the pump at one time.
Birdingbury water pump
A boxed-in pump on the grass verge alongside Marton Road in Birdingbury. The pump handle is on the left hand side of the housing. There is an interesting circular hole in the wall behind - I have no idea if it had any connection to the pump at one time.
Birdingbury Country Show 2017 Vintage tractors at the final Birdingbury Country Show.  The show evolved over 28 years from a village festival held in the village streets to a two day country show held in nearby fields. 

Together with the tractors were several vintage pieces of farming equipment. Other exhibits included vintage commercial vehicles, cars, motorcycles and stationary engines as well as a few steam powered vehicles.
Birdingbury Country Show 2017
Vintage tractors at the final Birdingbury Country Show. The show evolved over 28 years from a village festival held in the village streets to a two day country show held in nearby fields. Together with the tractors were several vintage pieces of farming equipment. Other exhibits included vintage commercial vehicles, cars, motorcycles and stationary engines as well as a few steam powered vehicles.
Birdingbury Country Show 2017 Vintage commercial vehicles at the final Birdingbury Country Show.  The show evolved over 28 years from a village festival held in the village streets to a two day country show held in nearby fields. 

Other exhibits included many vintage tractors and associated farming equipment, cars, motorcycles and stationary engines as well as a few steam powered vehicles.
Birdingbury Country Show 2017
Vintage commercial vehicles at the final Birdingbury Country Show. The show evolved over 28 years from a village festival held in the village streets to a two day country show held in nearby fields. Other exhibits included many vintage tractors and associated farming equipment, cars, motorcycles and stationary engines as well as a few steam powered vehicles.
Fishpools Road
Fishpools Road
Open fields under a winter sky A view of the open fields north of Birdingbury.
Open fields under a winter sky
A view of the open fields north of Birdingbury.
Field entrance Grassland north of Birdingbury.
Field entrance
Grassland north of Birdingbury.
Heading west from Birdingbury The road to Marton from Birdingbury.
Heading west from Birdingbury
The road to Marton from Birdingbury.
Entering Marton from the east Burlington Road on its approach to Marton.
Entering Marton from the east
Burlington Road on its approach to Marton.
A country lane This minor road passes through open country under a perfect blue sky.
A country lane
This minor road passes through open country under a perfect blue sky.
Marton village Houses in the centre of the village.
Marton village
Houses in the centre of the village.
Marton, Warwickshire, St Esprit
Marton, Warwickshire, St Esprit
St Leonard's Church, Birdingbury
St Leonard's Church, Birdingbury
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Minstrel Spinney is located at Grid Ref: SP4269 (Lat: 52.32085, Lng: -1.3785676)

Administrative County: Warwickshire

District: Rugby

Police Authority: Warwickshire

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