Black Belt

Wood, Forest in Essex Uttlesford

England

Black Belt

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Black Belt, Essex (Wood, Forest) is a small rural community located in Essex County, Alabama. It is situated in the southern part of the state and is known for its rich history and natural beauty. The name "Black Belt" refers to the fertile soil found in the area, which is ideal for agriculture.

The community is primarily made up of farmland and forests, with picturesque landscapes and a tranquil atmosphere. The Wood and Forest areas within Black Belt are particularly known for their dense tree cover and scenic trails, making it a popular destination for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts.

In addition to its natural attractions, Black Belt also has a strong sense of community and a rich cultural heritage. The local residents take pride in their history and traditions, and there are often community events and festivals that celebrate the area's unique culture.

Despite its small size, Black Belt is also home to a number of amenities and services. There are local shops and businesses that cater to the needs of the community, as well as educational institutions and healthcare facilities.

Overall, Black Belt, Essex (Wood, Forest) offers a peaceful and idyllic living environment, with a close-knit community and abundant natural beauty. It is a place where residents can enjoy the tranquility of rural life while still having access to essential services and a strong sense of community.

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Bartlow, St Mary
Romano-British cleavage This group of Romano-British Tumuli are hidden in a wood on the Cambridge - Essex border and are only revealed to sight at the last minute, a truly remarkable monument.
Romano-British cleavage
This group of Romano-British Tumuli are hidden in a wood on the Cambridge - Essex border and are only revealed to sight at the last minute, a truly remarkable monument.
Bartlow Elms A rare sight,healthy elms in the 21st century.
Bartlow Elms
A rare sight,healthy elms in the 21st century.
A corner of Bartlow The cream coloured timber-framed house was once the village post office and beyond that stands 'The Three Hills' inn.
A corner of Bartlow
The cream coloured timber-framed house was once the village post office and beyond that stands 'The Three Hills' inn.
'The Three Hills' inn, Bartlow, Cambs. This inn is named after the nearby Bartlow Hills that are Roman burial mounds. The inn is an unusually long building.
'The Three Hills' inn, Bartlow, Cambs.
This inn is named after the nearby Bartlow Hills that are Roman burial mounds. The inn is an unusually long building.
Camps Road
Camps Road
Farmhouse at Ashdon Place This is a fine example of a beautiful timber-framed house that probably dates back to the early 15th century.
Farmhouse at Ashdon Place
This is a fine example of a beautiful timber-framed house that probably dates back to the early 15th century.
Zoom 4 pheasants Barham Hall had 30 pheasants this day. Only a few came out on this shot.
Zoom 4 pheasants
Barham Hall had 30 pheasants this day. Only a few came out on this shot.
Ploughed earth above Barham Hall Cottages The edge of the grid with the dirt in the foreground barely within the grid.
Ploughed earth above Barham Hall Cottages
The edge of the grid with the dirt in the foreground barely within the grid.
The sun is not so high when the day is so short. The third shortest day of the year at 53 degrees north.
The sun is not so high when the day is so short.
The third shortest day of the year at 53 degrees north.
View from a cottage loo. Barham Hall Cottages look toward Bartlow
View from a cottage loo.
Barham Hall Cottages look toward Bartlow
Pheasants at sunset. Sorry about the grittiness.  Digital optical zoom has poor resolution.
Pheasants at sunset.
Sorry about the grittiness. Digital optical zoom has poor resolution.
A train this way did run. That is frost and a grey morning indeed.
A train this way did run.
That is frost and a grey morning indeed.
Waltons From the Harcamlow Way.
Waltons
From the Harcamlow Way.
Water tank at New Farm Cottages The wood in the distance is Thirty Three Acre Covert.
Water tank at New Farm Cottages
The wood in the distance is Thirty Three Acre Covert.
Deer in flight.
Deer in flight.
Footpath past Ricketts Farm
Footpath past Ricketts Farm
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Black Belt is located at Grid Ref: TL5844 (Lat: 52.073613, Lng: 0.305132)

Administrative County: Essex

District: Uttlesford

Police Authority: Essex

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Located within 500m of 52.073613,0.305132
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Lat/Long: 52.0733962/0.3118596
Access: private
Leisure: pitch
Sport: equestrian
Lat/Long: 52.0695198/0.3054889
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