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Wrens' Spring

Wood, Forest in Hertfordshire Epping Forest

England

Wrens' Spring

Sawbridgeworth : lodges, Great Hyde Hall
Sawbridgeworth : lodges, Great Hyde Hall Credit: Jim Osley

Wrens' Spring is a small woodland area located in Hertfordshire, England. Situated in the eastern part of the county, it covers an area of approximately 10 acres. The woodland is known for its picturesque beauty and is often frequented by nature enthusiasts and walkers.

The main feature of Wrens' Spring is a natural spring that runs through the center of the woodland, giving it its name. The spring is surrounded by a variety of trees, including oak, beech, and birch, which provide a lush and vibrant canopy during the warmer months. The forest floor is covered in a thick layer of moss and ferns, creating a serene and peaceful atmosphere.

The woodland is home to a diverse range of wildlife, including various bird species, such as wrens, thrushes, and woodpeckers. Small mammals like squirrels and rabbits can also be spotted among the trees. Wrens' Spring is particularly known for its abundance of wildflowers, which bloom in a kaleidoscope of colors during the spring and summer seasons.

The woodland offers several walking trails, allowing visitors to explore its beauty at their own pace. It is a popular destination for families, dog walkers, and nature photographers. In addition, the tranquil surroundings make it an ideal spot for meditation and relaxation.

Wrens' Spring is well-maintained by local authorities, ensuring that it remains a peaceful and natural retreat for both residents and visitors alike.

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Images are sourced within 2km of 51.814749/0.18775025 or Grid Reference TL5015. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Sawbridgeworth : lodges, Great Hyde Hall
Sawbridgeworth : lodges, Great Hyde Hall
South end of Hallingbury Road, Lower Sheering Taken from Station Road, which is just in Essex at this point; the sign partly hidden by the tree just right of centre indicates Hallingbury Road entering Hertfordshire.
South end of Hallingbury Road, Lower Sheering
Taken from Station Road, which is just in Essex at this point; the sign partly hidden by the tree just right of centre indicates Hallingbury Road entering Hertfordshire.
Great Hyde Hall gate lodges, Lower Sheering Off the road from Sawbridgeworth to Hatfield Heath, opposite the junction with Sheering Lower Road.
Great Hyde Hall gate lodges, Lower Sheering
Off the road from Sawbridgeworth to Hatfield Heath, opposite the junction with Sheering Lower Road.
North end of Sheering Lower Road, Lower Sheering Approaching the Sawbridgeworth to Hatfield Heath road.
North end of Sheering Lower Road, Lower Sheering
Approaching the Sawbridgeworth to Hatfield Heath road.
Sheering Lower Road, Lower Sheering
Sheering Lower Road, Lower Sheering
Public footpath off Sheering Lower Road, Lower Sheering Forming part of the Three Forests Way, the Stort Valley Way, and the Harcamlow Way.
Public footpath off Sheering Lower Road, Lower Sheering
Forming part of the Three Forests Way, the Stort Valley Way, and the Harcamlow Way.
Public footpath approaching Quickbury Farm, east of Lower Sheering Forming part of the Three Forests Way, the Stort Valley Way, and the Harcamlow Way.
Public footpath approaching Quickbury Farm, east of Lower Sheering
Forming part of the Three Forests Way, the Stort Valley Way, and the Harcamlow Way.
Track east of Quickbury Farm Hosting a public footpath that forms part of the Three Forests Way, the Stort Valley Way, and the Harcamlow Way.
Track east of Quickbury Farm
Hosting a public footpath that forms part of the Three Forests Way, the Stort Valley Way, and the Harcamlow Way.
Public footpath east of Lower Sheering (1) A short path along a field edge, linking to a longer path that follows the field boundary just ahead.
Public footpath east of Lower Sheering (1)
A short path along a field edge, linking to a longer path that follows the field boundary just ahead.
Public footpath east of Lower Sheering (2) Bypassing a short, tricky stretch of Back Lane, which is the other side of the copse on the right. The buildings of Newhouse Farm can be glimpsed ahead, further down into the valley.
Public footpath east of Lower Sheering (2)
Bypassing a short, tricky stretch of Back Lane, which is the other side of the copse on the right. The buildings of Newhouse Farm can be glimpsed ahead, further down into the valley.
Public footpath east of Lower Sheering (3) Bypassing a short, tricky stretch of Back Lane, which is the other side of the copse on the left.
Public footpath east of Lower Sheering (3)
Bypassing a short, tricky stretch of Back Lane, which is the other side of the copse on the left.
Public footpath north of Sheering (1) Part of the Harcamlow Way and Three Forests Way, diverging from the Stort Valley Way to cross a field.
Public footpath north of Sheering (1)
Part of the Harcamlow Way and Three Forests Way, diverging from the Stort Valley Way to cross a field.
Bridge across the M11 north of Sheering Carrying a farm track that hosts a public footpath that forms part of the Stort Valley Way.
Bridge across the M11 north of Sheering
Carrying a farm track that hosts a public footpath that forms part of the Stort Valley Way.
Public footpath north of Sheering (2) Alongside the M11 motorway, whose crash barrier can be glimpsed above the vegetation on the right. On this occasion, there was less traffic noise than normal, as the northbound carriageway (closer to the path) appeared to be closed for roadworks.
Public footpath north of Sheering (2)
Alongside the M11 motorway, whose crash barrier can be glimpsed above the vegetation on the right. On this occasion, there was less traffic noise than normal, as the northbound carriageway (closer to the path) appeared to be closed for roadworks.
The White Horse, Hatfield Heath A grade II listed pub, early 17th century.
The White Horse, Hatfield Heath
A grade II listed pub, early 17th century.
On the road to Hatfield Heath Near Town Grove.
On the road to Hatfield Heath
Near Town Grove.
War memorial at Hatfield Heath The war memorial is on the village green adjacent to the A1060 road. The parish church is in the background (still in square TL5214).
War memorial at Hatfield Heath
The war memorial is on the village green adjacent to the A1060 road. The parish church is in the background (still in square TL5214).
St.Mary the Virgin church, Sheering, Essex This church stands in a pleasant setting along the side of the road, south of the village. The nave of the church is Norman and the tower is 13th century with a 16th century embattled brick top.
St.Mary the Virgin church, Sheering, Essex
This church stands in a pleasant setting along the side of the road, south of the village. The nave of the church is Norman and the tower is 13th century with a 16th century embattled brick top.
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Wrens' Spring is located at Grid Ref: TL5015 (Lat: 51.814749, Lng: 0.18775025)

Administrative County: Essex

District: Epping Forest

Police Authority: Essex

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