Ashen Shaw

Wood, Forest in Surrey Tandridge

England

Ashen Shaw

Railway Bridge Crowhurst Lane End railway bridge has a narrow width hence the traffic lights. The Brickmakers Arms Pub is just past the bridge.
Railway Bridge Credit: Nigel Freeman

Ashen Shaw, Surrey, also known as Wood, Forest, is a picturesque village located in the county of Surrey, England. Situated amidst the stunning landscapes of the Surrey Hills, this charming village is known for its abundant woodlands and captivating natural beauty.

Ashen Shaw is renowned for its dense forests, which encompass the village, creating a tranquil and serene atmosphere. The towering trees and lush greenery provide a haven for wildlife, making it a popular destination for nature enthusiasts and hikers. The village is also home to various species of birds, and the melodious chirping can often be heard in the air.

The village itself boasts a small but close-knit community, epitomizing the idyllic English countryside lifestyle. The residents are friendly and welcoming, embracing a strong sense of community spirit. The village center features a few quaint shops and local businesses, serving the daily needs of the residents.

Ashen Shaw is also steeped in history, with evidence of human habitation dating back centuries. Ancient ruins and archaeological sites can be found scattered throughout the woodlands, providing a glimpse into the village's rich past.

Despite its rural setting, Ashen Shaw is conveniently located within easy reach of neighboring towns and cities. The bustling market town of Guildford is just a short drive away, offering a wide range of amenities and entertainment options.

In conclusion, Ashen Shaw, Surrey (Wood, Forest) is a captivating village nestled in the heart of the Surrey Hills. With its enchanting woodlands, friendly community, and rich history, it is a place that truly embodies the beauty and charm of the English countryside.

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Railway Bridge Crowhurst Lane End railway bridge has a narrow width hence the traffic lights. The Brickmakers Arms Pub is just past the bridge.
Railway Bridge
Crowhurst Lane End railway bridge has a narrow width hence the traffic lights. The Brickmakers Arms Pub is just past the bridge.
Crowhurst Brickworks - chimney The old brickworks site still retains its chimney, which is square.
Crowhurst Brickworks - chimney
The old brickworks site still retains its chimney, which is square.
Railway bridge On the railway line between Hurst Green and Lingfield on Caterfield Lane
Railway bridge
On the railway line between Hurst Green and Lingfield on Caterfield Lane
Crowhurst Manor - Gate House The present Crowhurst Manor house and farm date back to 15th century. This gate house is much more recent.
Crowhurst Manor - Gate House
The present Crowhurst Manor house and farm date back to 15th century. This gate house is much more recent.
Withycroft House, Bowerland Lane, near Lingfield, Surrey The house is on a minor lane just west of the East Grinstead railway line
Withycroft House, Bowerland Lane, near Lingfield, Surrey
The house is on a minor lane just west of the East Grinstead railway line
Footpath across railway line Footpath crossing the Tonbridge to Redhill railway line.
Footpath across railway line
Footpath crossing the Tonbridge to Redhill railway line.
Ancient barn, Blackgrove Farm, Surrey. On the east side of Tandridge Lane.  Parts of this barn, which is still in use, date from around 1490.
Ancient barn, Blackgrove Farm, Surrey.
On the east side of Tandridge Lane. Parts of this barn, which is still in use, date from around 1490.
Buttons Mead Farm,  Tandridge Lane, Surrey All is in apple-pie order at Buttons Mead, where horse rearing is an important activity.
Buttons Mead Farm, Tandridge Lane, Surrey
All is in apple-pie order at Buttons Mead, where horse rearing is an important activity.
Ponies near Crowhurst Lane, Surrey A sharp shower of rain had just begun as we reached these friendly ponies being groomed in a field not far south of Crowhurst Lane.
Ponies near Crowhurst Lane, Surrey
A sharp shower of rain had just begun as we reached these friendly ponies being groomed in a field not far south of Crowhurst Lane.
Meadow and woodland, near Crowhurst, Surrey No metalled road enters this gridsquare, which is thus a haven of peaceful English countryside.  The infant River Eden meanders just beyond the trees, and a large herd of Channel Islands cattle can also just be discerned.
Meadow and woodland, near Crowhurst, Surrey
No metalled road enters this gridsquare, which is thus a haven of peaceful English countryside. The infant River Eden meanders just beyond the trees, and a large herd of Channel Islands cattle can also just be discerned.
The Crowhurst Yew This ancient tree is estimated to be around 4,000 years old; maybe twice the age of the church in whose graveyard it now stands. The location of a church here may suggest an effort to put an obvious Christian stamp on a site that was already of religious or spiritual significance to a pre-Christian population, thus easing the transition of religion.
The Crowhurst Yew
This ancient tree is estimated to be around 4,000 years old; maybe twice the age of the church in whose graveyard it now stands. The location of a church here may suggest an effort to put an obvious Christian stamp on a site that was already of religious or spiritual significance to a pre-Christian population, thus easing the transition of religion.
St. George's Church at Crowhurst The small disperesed village of Crowhurst lies about two miles north of Lingfield and is centred in the west of this grid-square around the small mediaeval church of St. George, seen here from the village street. 
<a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/691472">TQ3947 : The Crowhurst Yew</a> stands in the churchyard and its foliage can be seen to the right of the picture.
St. George's Church at Crowhurst
The small disperesed village of Crowhurst lies about two miles north of Lingfield and is centred in the west of this grid-square around the small mediaeval church of St. George, seen here from the village street. TQ3947 : The Crowhurst Yew stands in the churchyard and its foliage can be seen to the right of the picture.
Footpath near Lingfield, Surrey This footpath leads about 1.5 miles westwards from the end of Bowerlands Lane to Blindley Heath
Footpath near Lingfield, Surrey
This footpath leads about 1.5 miles westwards from the end of Bowerlands Lane to Blindley Heath
The Oast House, Pikes Lane, Crowhurst, Surrey Single round kiln oast house. The offset kiln suggests there may have been more kilns originally.
The Oast House, Pikes Lane, Crowhurst, Surrey
Single round kiln oast house. The offset kiln suggests there may have been more kilns originally.
Field and wood Old Furzefield Wood is on the left.
Field and wood
Old Furzefield Wood is on the left.
Postbox on Crowhurst Road This rather remote location seems to be sited on the centroid of several scattered dwellings.
Postbox on Crowhurst Road
This rather remote location seems to be sited on the centroid of several scattered dwellings.
View from bridge HGG1 856 Looking in the Up direction towards Hurst Green on the East Grinstead line.
View from bridge HGG1 856
Looking in the Up direction towards Hurst Green on the East Grinstead line.
Way between fields The railway is behind the fence on the right.
Way between fields
The railway is behind the fence on the right.
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Ashen Shaw is located at Grid Ref: TQ3847 (Lat: 51.208309, Lng: -0.019605362)

Administrative County: Surrey

District: Tandridge

Police Authority: Surrey

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