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Burntcroft Copse

Wood, Forest in Hampshire Basingstoke and Deane

England

Burntcroft Copse

Pasture, Bishop's Green With woodland on the Berkshire side of the River Enborne.
Pasture, Bishop's Green Credit: Andrew Smith

Burntcroft Copse is a picturesque woodland located in Hampshire, England. Covering an area of approximately 50 acres, this enchanting forest is a popular destination for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts alike.

The copse is characterized by its dense and diverse vegetation, comprising predominantly of broadleaf trees such as oak, beech, and ash. These towering giants create a canopy that provides shade and creates a serene and tranquil atmosphere. The forest floor is carpeted with a variety of wildflowers, ferns, and mosses, adding to the copse's natural beauty.

Burntcroft Copse is home to a rich array of wildlife, making it a haven for nature enthusiasts and birdwatchers. Visitors can spot a wide range of bird species including woodpeckers, owls, and various species of warblers. The copse also supports a thriving population of mammals such as deer, foxes, and badgers, which can often be seen foraging and exploring their natural habitat.

Several well-maintained walking trails wind their way through the copse, allowing visitors to explore its natural wonders. These trails provide an excellent opportunity for hiking, jogging, or simply taking a leisurely stroll amidst the peaceful surroundings. Along the way, visitors can enjoy breathtaking views of the surrounding countryside and the occasional glimpse of the nearby river that adds to the copse's charm.

In summary, Burntcroft Copse is a captivating woodland in Hampshire that offers an idyllic escape from the hustle and bustle of daily life. With its lush vegetation, abundant wildlife, and tranquil atmosphere, it is the perfect destination for those seeking a connection with nature.

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Images are sourced within 2km of 51.362416/-1.2981014 or Grid Reference SU4862. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Pasture, Bishop's Green With woodland on the Berkshire side of the River Enborne.
Pasture, Bishop's Green
With woodland on the Berkshire side of the River Enborne.
Pasture, Ecchinswell The footpath seen descending to Hyde Lane.
Pasture, Ecchinswell
The footpath seen descending to Hyde Lane.
Ecchinswell Road A view north along Ecchinswell Road from North Sydmonton, a small hamlet south east of Newbury.
Ecchinswell Road
A view north along Ecchinswell Road from North Sydmonton, a small hamlet south east of Newbury.
Ecchinswell Road A view south along Ecchinswell Road from North Sydmonton, a small hamlet south east of Newbury.
Ecchinswell Road
A view south along Ecchinswell Road from North Sydmonton, a small hamlet south east of Newbury.
Postbox on Ecchinswell Road A modern looking postbox on Ecchinswell Road in North Sydmonton.
Postbox on Ecchinswell Road
A modern looking postbox on Ecchinswell Road in North Sydmonton.
Main Street, New Greenham Business Park The end of Main Street at New Greenham Business Park, looking out to a roundabout on the A339.
Main Street, New Greenham Business Park
The end of Main Street at New Greenham Business Park, looking out to a roundabout on the A339.
Main Street, New Greenham Business Park Main Street in New Greenham Business Park, looking in to the business park.
Main Street, New Greenham Business Park
Main Street in New Greenham Business Park, looking in to the business park.
'Broken Symmetry' near Greenham A piece of artwork somewhat implausibly located in a business park and somewhat implausibly unveiled by Ringo Starr, in 2000. It is by Michael Kenny and was commissioned by the Greenham Common Trust.
'Broken Symmetry' near Greenham
A piece of artwork somewhat implausibly located in a business park and somewhat implausibly unveiled by Ringo Starr, in 2000. It is by Michael Kenny and was commissioned by the Greenham Common Trust.
Greenham Common The interesting looking Bunker Farm - The house is made of cob, a mixture of clay, stone and straw, and the walls are approx 3ft thick. The rest of the square is a mixture of woodland, farmland and the old Greenham Common Airbase.
Greenham Common
The interesting looking Bunker Farm - The house is made of cob, a mixture of clay, stone and straw, and the walls are approx 3ft thick. The rest of the square is a mixture of woodland, farmland and the old Greenham Common Airbase.
Greenham Common - Main Runway This is what is left of the main runway looking SE from N51°22.819 W001°17.641. The runway was dug up and used as hardcore for the A34 Newbury bypass.
Greenham Common - Main Runway
This is what is left of the main runway looking SE from N51°22.819 W001°17.641. The runway was dug up and used as hardcore for the A34 Newbury bypass.
Ye Olde Swan Inn This pub is situated below the Church in this square, at the intersection. This picture was taken looking south.
Ye Olde Swan Inn
This pub is situated below the Church in this square, at the intersection. This picture was taken looking south.
Ye Olde Swan Inn The pub lies in the extreme north of the square, in the eastern quadrant. As one comes down from the grid north of this one and as one passes over the riverbridge, the pub is in view between the B4640 and the junction with the road to Burgchlere, before it forks.
Ye Olde Swan Inn
The pub lies in the extreme north of the square, in the eastern quadrant. As one comes down from the grid north of this one and as one passes over the riverbridge, the pub is in view between the B4640 and the junction with the road to Burgchlere, before it forks.
The Stream alongside Ye Olde Swan Inn This stream runs diagonally through the square from NE-SW and is on the eastern side of the pub, between the pub and the road into Newtown.
The Stream alongside Ye Olde Swan Inn
This stream runs diagonally through the square from NE-SW and is on the eastern side of the pub, between the pub and the road into Newtown.
Newtown Church Newtown Church
Newtown Church
Newtown Church
Helen Thomas Memorial Peace Garden Helen Thomas, an activist, died outside the main gates of Greenham Common Airbase at the Women's Peace Camp. She died in an incident involving a West Midlands Police horsebox on August the 5th, 1989. Helen would have set an historical precedent on August the 18th when she would have been the first person to have been tried in an English court in Welsh, her first language.
Helen Thomas Memorial Peace Garden
Helen Thomas, an activist, died outside the main gates of Greenham Common Airbase at the Women's Peace Camp. She died in an incident involving a West Midlands Police horsebox on August the 5th, 1989. Helen would have set an historical precedent on August the 18th when she would have been the first person to have been tried in an English court in Welsh, her first language.
Dove and Fountain: Peace Garden This dove was peacefully drinking water in this garden, on the edge of the Greenham Business Park. Helen Thomas was an activist and died at the Greenham Women's Peace camp by a police horse box the day before she was due to stand trial.
Dove and Fountain: Peace Garden
This dove was peacefully drinking water in this garden, on the edge of the Greenham Business Park. Helen Thomas was an activist and died at the Greenham Women's Peace camp by a police horse box the day before she was due to stand trial.
Entrance to the New Greenham Park This business park is situated across a couple of squares. This entrance, near the memorial garden is in the northern half of the square. The square is characterised by commercial enterprises, farmland, residences, recreational facilities and the Peace Garden.
Entrance to the New Greenham Park
This business park is situated across a couple of squares. This entrance, near the memorial garden is in the northern half of the square. The square is characterised by commercial enterprises, farmland, residences, recreational facilities and the Peace Garden.
Warehouse Road: New Greenham Park This square consists of Greenham Common, the business park and some copses.
Warehouse Road: New Greenham Park
This square consists of Greenham Common, the business park and some copses.
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Burntcroft Copse is located at Grid Ref: SU4862 (Lat: 51.362416, Lng: -1.2981014)

Administrative County: Hampshire

District: Basingstoke and Deane

Police Authority: Hampshire

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