Birch Wood

Wood, Forest in Surrey

England

Birch Wood

The entrance to the Metropolitan Police Dog Training Establishment There is also one in the Welsh Harp in Kinsgbury where I live. — The entrance to the Metropolitan Police Dog Training Establishment Credit: David Howard

Birch Wood is a beautiful forest located in Surrey, England. The woodland is primarily composed of birch trees, hence its name, and covers a vast area of lush greenery. The forest is a popular destination for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts due to its picturesque scenery and tranquil atmosphere.

Birch Wood is home to a diverse range of wildlife, including birds, deer, and squirrels. The forest is a haven for birdwatchers, with various species of birds being spotted throughout the year. Visitors can also enjoy hiking and walking trails that wind through the forest, providing opportunities to explore the natural beauty of the area.

In addition to its natural beauty, Birch Wood also has historical significance. The forest has been used by locals for centuries, with evidence of human activity dating back to ancient times. Today, visitors can still see remnants of old structures and paths that were once used by the inhabitants of the area.

Overall, Birch Wood is a peaceful and serene destination that offers a glimpse into the natural beauty and history of Surrey. Whether you are looking for a relaxing walk in the woods or a chance to spot some wildlife, Birch Wood has something to offer for everyone.

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Birch Wood Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 51.357323/-0.014348588 or Grid Reference TQ3863. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

The entrance to the Metropolitan Police Dog Training Establishment

There is also one in the Welsh Harp in Kinsgbury where I live.

David Howard

Outbuilding near Keston

An isolated outbuilding on North Pole Lane, on the outer fringe of south east London.

Malc McDonald

North Pole Lane, near Keston

North Pole Lane is a narrow lane in countryside on the outer fringe of south east London. Here it has a sharp bend to the left.

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North Pole Lane, near Keston

North Pole lane is a narrow lane through countryside on the outer fringe of south east London.

Malc McDonald

Nash Lane, near Keston

Nash lane is a narrow lane through countryside on the outer fringe of south east London. Despite its rural setting, this location is within the Greater London boundary.

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Nash Lane, near Keston

Nash Lane is a minor country lane on the outer fringe of south east London. The tall green conical shape is not a tree, but a telegraph pole to which greenery has attached itself and grown.

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Building on North Pole Lane

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North Pole Lane

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Sharp bend, North Pole lane

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North Pole Lane

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April Cottage

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Footpath off North Pole Lane

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North Pole Lane

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Footpath off North Pole Lane

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Tramlink

West Croydon service approaching the Gravel Hill stop, crossing the road of the same name.

Peter Trimming

Featherbed Lane

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Parkway, New Addington

Parkway forms part of the main "spine" road through New Addington.

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Tram in New Addington

A tram in New Addington, in south London's outer suburbs. The tram system opened in 2000. Prior to then, New Addington had relied entirely on buses to serve its public transport needs.

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Birch Wood is located at Grid Ref: TQ3863 (Lat: 51.357323, Lng: -0.014348588)

Unitary Authority: Croydon

Police Authority: Metropolitan