Foxborough Hanger

Wood, Forest in Surrey Waverley

England

Foxborough Hanger

The British Pullman at Shalford Bulleid Pacific No. 35028 'Clan Line' enters Shalford Station with the 'British Pullman' dining train on its circular trip through the Surrey hills.  The train is due to stop here to replenish its tender from a fire engine in the station yard.  The fire engine is operated by a company that organises water refills for steam locomotives at planned stopping places in their itinerary, now that no facilities exist at stations any more.
The British Pullman at Shalford Credit: Bob Walters

Foxborough Hanger is a prominent wooded area located in Surrey, England. It is a part of the larger Surrey Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB), renowned for its stunning landscapes and diverse flora and fauna. This hanger is situated near the village of Shere, which is known for its picturesque charm and historic significance.

Covering an area of approximately 200 acres, Foxborough Hanger is characterized by dense woodland dominated by a variety of tree species, including oak, beech, and birch. These trees create a lush canopy that provides a habitat for numerous wildlife species, such as deer, foxes, badgers, and a wide variety of birds. The hanger is managed by local conservation authorities to preserve its natural beauty and protect its ecosystem.

The woodland offers a network of well-maintained footpaths and trails, inviting visitors to explore its scenic surroundings. Hikers and nature enthusiasts can enjoy a peaceful and tranquil experience amidst the ancient trees and listen to the soothing sounds of nature. The hanger is a popular destination for outdoor activities such as walking, birdwatching, and photography.

In addition to its natural beauty, Foxborough Hanger holds historical importance as it was once used for timber production during the medieval period. The remnants of old saw pits and charcoal hearths can still be found scattered throughout the area, providing a glimpse into its past.

Overall, Foxborough Hanger in Surrey is a captivating woodland that offers visitors a chance to immerse themselves in nature, discover its rich biodiversity, and appreciate its historical significance.

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Foxborough Hanger Images

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The British Pullman at Shalford Bulleid Pacific No. 35028 'Clan Line' enters Shalford Station with the 'British Pullman' dining train on its circular trip through the Surrey hills.  The train is due to stop here to replenish its tender from a fire engine in the station yard.  The fire engine is operated by a company that organises water refills for steam locomotives at planned stopping places in their itinerary, now that no facilities exist at stations any more.
The British Pullman at Shalford
Bulleid Pacific No. 35028 'Clan Line' enters Shalford Station with the 'British Pullman' dining train on its circular trip through the Surrey hills. The train is due to stop here to replenish its tender from a fire engine in the station yard. The fire engine is operated by a company that organises water refills for steam locomotives at planned stopping places in their itinerary, now that no facilities exist at stations any more.
Shalford - The Queen Victoria A popular village pub beside Shalford Railway Station.
Shalford - The Queen Victoria
A popular village pub beside Shalford Railway Station.
Shalford - Railway Station On the North Downs Line, Shalford Station caters for trains to Guildford and Reading in one direction, plus to Redhill and Gatwick Airport the other way.
Shalford - Railway Station
On the North Downs Line, Shalford Station caters for trains to Guildford and Reading in one direction, plus to Redhill and Gatwick Airport the other way.
Shalford - Village Sign Pictorial sign showing St Christopher carrying the Christ Child through a shallow ford (hence Shalford).
Shalford - Village Sign
Pictorial sign showing St Christopher carrying the Christ Child through a shallow ford (hence Shalford).
Shalford - Swift Tower Swift nesting sculpture by Will Nash, on Shalford Common in the village centre.
The whole pole is ca 10 metres high.
Shalford - Swift Tower
Swift nesting sculpture by Will Nash, on Shalford Common in the village centre. The whole pole is ca 10 metres high.
Wonersh - St John the Baptist Church A church has been on this site since Saxon times.
Note the tribute to Queen Elizabeth II on the altar.
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Wonersh - St John the Baptist Church
A church has been on this site since Saxon times. Note the tribute to Queen Elizabeth II on the altar. LinkExternal link
Wonersh - St John the Baptist Church A church has been on this site since Saxon times.
This brass memorial is on the nave floor and celebrates Algernon Leslie Brown, vicar 1906-47.
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Wonersh - St John the Baptist Church
A church has been on this site since Saxon times. This brass memorial is on the nave floor and celebrates Algernon Leslie Brown, vicar 1906-47. LinkExternal link
Wonersh - St John the Baptist Church Tribute to Queen Elizabeth II (1926-2022) on the altar.
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Wonersh - St John the Baptist Church
Tribute to Queen Elizabeth II (1926-2022) on the altar. LinkExternal link
Wonersh - Queen Elizabeth Memorial Tribute Tribute to Queen Elizabeth II (1926-2022) on the altar in the parish church, St John the Baptist.
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Wonersh - Queen Elizabeth Memorial Tribute
Tribute to Queen Elizabeth II (1926-2022) on the altar in the parish church, St John the Baptist. LinkExternal link
Wonersh - Font Inside the parish church, St John the Baptist - the font bowl is restored sandstone but the gritstone base may be pre-Norman Conquest.
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Wonersh - Font
Inside the parish church, St John the Baptist - the font bowl is restored sandstone but the gritstone base may be pre-Norman Conquest. LinkExternal link
Wonersh - Font Cover Inside the parish church, St John the Baptist - the font cover was donated in 1915 and is a reduced copy of Michaelangelo's Madonna and Child in Bruges.
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Wonersh - Font Cover
Inside the parish church, St John the Baptist - the font cover was donated in 1915 and is a reduced copy of Michaelangelo's Madonna and Child in Bruges. LinkExternal link
Wonersh - Parish Church The church of St John the Baptist is on the site of a Saxon predecessor.
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Wonersh - Parish Church
The church of St John the Baptist is on the site of a Saxon predecessor. LinkExternal link
Chinthurst Hill - Waymarkers Two waymarkers point towards short circular walks (Bluebell Trail and Tower Trail) on Chinthurst Hill, north of Wonersh.
Chinthurst Hill - Waymarkers
Two waymarkers point towards short circular walks (Bluebell Trail and Tower Trail) on Chinthurst Hill, north of Wonersh.
Wonersh - From Chinthurst Hill Modern residential area to the north of Wonersh village centre - one of the prospects from heavily wooded Chinthurst Hill.
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Wonersh - From Chinthurst Hill
Modern residential area to the north of Wonersh village centre - one of the prospects from heavily wooded Chinthurst Hill. LinkExternal link
Chinthurst Hill - Tower The stone tower is a folly, built in the late 1930s for Lord Inchcape. The small column in the foreground carries a toposcope but many of its given views are obscured by trees.
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Chinthurst Hill - Tower
The stone tower is a folly, built in the late 1930s for Lord Inchcape. The small column in the foreground carries a toposcope but many of its given views are obscured by trees. LinkExternal link
Wonersh - Grantley Arms Historic timber-framed pub, ca 500 years old, in the centre of Wonersh village.
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Wonersh - Grantley Arms
Historic timber-framed pub, ca 500 years old, in the centre of Wonersh village. LinkExternal link
Wonersh - The Street Picturesque black and white timber-framed houses line The Street in Wonersh's historic village centre, a conservation area.
Wonersh - The Street
Picturesque black and white timber-framed houses line The Street in Wonersh's historic village centre, a conservation area.
Wonersh - The Street Picturesque black and white timber-framed houses line The Street in Wonersh's historic village centre, a conservation area.
Wonersh - The Street
Picturesque black and white timber-framed houses line The Street in Wonersh's historic village centre, a conservation area.
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Foxborough Hanger is located at Grid Ref: SU9945 (Lat: 51.198644, Lng: -0.57021008)

Administrative County: Surrey

District: Waverley

Police Authority: Surrey

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