Dog Kennel Wood

Wood, Forest in Lincolnshire South Kesteven

England

Dog Kennel Wood

A load of Hay
A load of Hay Credit: Bob Harvey

Dog Kennel Wood is a pristine forest located in the picturesque county of Lincolnshire, England. Spanning over a vast area, it is a haven for nature enthusiasts and dog owners alike. The wood is situated in close proximity to the village of Wood, offering easy access to visitors from the surrounding areas.

As the name suggests, Dog Kennel Wood is known for its dog-friendly environment. It provides an ideal setting for dog owners to take their furry companions for walks and hikes. The well-maintained trails wind through the dense woodland, offering stunning views of the surrounding landscape. The wood is abundant in diverse flora and fauna, providing a rich and vibrant ecosystem.

Visitors can expect to witness a variety of tree species, including oak, beech, and birch, which dominate the woodland. The forest floor is carpeted with a myriad of wildflowers, creating a visually captivating experience. As visitors explore the wood, they may encounter various wildlife species such as squirrels, deer, and a plethora of bird species.

To ensure the safety and comfort of both dogs and visitors, Dog Kennel Wood is equipped with facilities such as waste disposal bins and well-marked trails. The wood also offers ample parking space for visitors arriving by car.

Whether one is seeking a tranquil stroll amidst nature or an adventurous hike with their four-legged friend, Dog Kennel Wood in Lincolnshire is an ideal destination. It offers a serene and pet-friendly environment, allowing visitors to escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life and immerse themselves in the beauty of the natural world.

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Dog Kennel Wood Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 52.741889/-0.44886202 or Grid Reference TF0417. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

A load of Hay
A load of Hay
A trailer full of Hay Tractor-hauled, at that.  A New Holland T5.120
A trailer full of Hay
Tractor-hauled, at that. A New Holland T5.120
Toward Toft
Toward Toft
Stanton's Pit
Stanton's Pit
Roadside trees A flash of late afternoon low angle sunlight.
Roadside trees
A flash of late afternoon low angle sunlight.
Bridge, Toft An early C19th limestone bridge consisting of a single segmental arch. Grade II listed.
It now carries the A6121 over the East Glen River.
Bridge, Toft
An early C19th limestone bridge consisting of a single segmental arch. Grade II listed. It now carries the A6121 over the East Glen River.
Stamford Road near Manthorpe The A6121 heading south towards Stamford.
The turning on the right leads to Witham on the Hill.
Stamford Road near Manthorpe
The A6121 heading south towards Stamford. The turning on the right leads to Witham on the Hill.
Track  to Hale House Plantation, Grimsthorpe Estate This may not be a right of way, I seem to have lost the cycle track.
Track to Hale House Plantation, Grimsthorpe Estate
This may not be a right of way, I seem to have lost the cycle track.
Church of St Andrew, Witham on the Hill Earliest portions are mid 12th C. In 1736 the original tower and spire collapsed; the lives of the bell ringers being saved because they were taking a mid-session break at the local tavern.
Church of St Andrew, Witham on the Hill
Earliest portions are mid 12th C. In 1736 the original tower and spire collapsed; the lives of the bell ringers being saved because they were taking a mid-session break at the local tavern.
Cottages, Witham on the Hill At the entrance to this attractive village, on the road from Little Bytham
Cottages, Witham on the Hill
At the entrance to this attractive village, on the road from Little Bytham
Witham Hall, Witham on the Hill Dating from the 18th C. Now a preparatory school
Witham Hall, Witham on the Hill
Dating from the 18th C. Now a preparatory school
Track leading from Lings Farm View north toward its entrance on the Little Bytham to Witham on the Hill road.
Lings Farm is named Careby Farm on the older OS map.
Track leading from Lings Farm
View north toward its entrance on the Little Bytham to Witham on the Hill road. Lings Farm is named Careby Farm on the older OS map.
Sunday cricket, Witham on the Hill
Sunday cricket, Witham on the Hill
Fire tower, Careby Wood Much of the original coniferous woodland has been felled and replaced by mixed deciduous shrub.
Fire tower, Careby Wood
Much of the original coniferous woodland has been felled and replaced by mixed deciduous shrub.
Corner of Careby Wood This part of the wood apparently encloses an Iron Age fort (hard to see in the dense growth). But with no elevation, or obvious natural defensive position, it seems to be an odd location. Note the very stony fallow ground typical of this area.
Corner of Careby Wood
This part of the wood apparently encloses an Iron Age fort (hard to see in the dense growth). But with no elevation, or obvious natural defensive position, it seems to be an odd location. Note the very stony fallow ground typical of this area.
Farm buildings north of Careby Wood
Farm buildings north of Careby Wood
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Dog Kennel Wood is located at Grid Ref: TF0417 (Lat: 52.741889, Lng: -0.44886202)

Administrative County: Lincolnshire

District: South Kesteven

Police Authority: Lincolnshire

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