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Allen's Wood

Wood, Forest in Sussex Wealden

England

Allen's Wood

The Three Cups Inn, Three Cups Corner, East Sussex Three Cups Corner probably derives its unusual name from its position on a watershed separating three streams.
The Three Cups Inn, Three Cups Corner, East Sussex Credit: Jean Barrow

Allen's Wood is a picturesque woodland located in the county of Sussex, England. Situated in close proximity to the bustling town of Crawley, this idyllic forest covers an area of approximately 50 acres. The wood is named after the renowned botanist, Allen Duncan, who first discovered the unique flora and fauna within its boundaries.

The woodland is home to a diverse range of tree species, including oak, beech, and birch, which create a vibrant canopy that provides shade and shelter to the forest floor. The forest floor itself is adorned with a rich carpet of bluebells and wildflowers during the spring season, attracting nature enthusiasts and photographers alike.

Allen's Wood boasts a network of well-maintained footpaths and trails that wind through the trees, allowing visitors to explore the peaceful surroundings at their own pace. The wood is a haven for wildlife, providing a habitat for various bird species, small mammals, and a thriving population of butterflies.

In addition to its natural beauty, Allen's Wood also holds historical significance. The site is believed to have been used by ancient inhabitants for hunting and gathering, with remnants of flint tools and pottery found in the area. This history adds an extra layer of intrigue and fascination for those with an interest in archaeology and the past.

With its tranquil atmosphere, stunning scenery, and captivating biodiversity, Allen's Wood is a cherished gem in the heart of Sussex, offering visitors a chance to reconnect with nature and experience the beauty of a traditional English woodland.

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Images are sourced within 2km of 50.943786/0.33222666 or Grid Reference TQ6318. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

The Three Cups Inn, Three Cups Corner, East Sussex Three Cups Corner probably derives its unusual name from its position on a watershed separating three streams.
The Three Cups Inn, Three Cups Corner, East Sussex
Three Cups Corner probably derives its unusual name from its position on a watershed separating three streams.
Three Cups Inn
Three Cups Inn
House, telephone box and road junction at Three Cups Corner
House, telephone box and road junction at Three Cups Corner
Road junction, Three Cups Corner
Road junction, Three Cups Corner
Any old iron! Metal Waste Management Centre - scrapyard.
Any old iron!
Metal Waste Management Centre - scrapyard.
Kemp's Wood
Kemp's Wood
Stile near Kemp's Wood
Stile near Kemp's Wood
Footpath leading to Kemp's farm
Footpath leading to Kemp's farm
Approaching Kemp's Farm
Approaching Kemp's Farm
Kemp's Farm
Kemp's Farm
B2096, East of Punnett's Town The B2096 is a medium-length B-road heading west of Battle in Sussex. It manages a journey of almost 10 miles without reaching any classified roads except for the two at either end. It starts at a fork on the A271 west of Battle, on the edge of Beechdown Wood. The 1922 Road Lists claim it starts at the Squirrel Inn. This is still in existence but is a short distance west along the A271 and so invisible from this junction. The B2096 heads north to Netherfield where it turns to head west. It climbs to Wood's Corner before descending to Earl's Down It goes through Punnett's Town and Cade Street. Finally it terminates at Traffic Lights on the A265 in Heathfield.
B2096, East of Punnett's Town
The B2096 is a medium-length B-road heading west of Battle in Sussex. It manages a journey of almost 10 miles without reaching any classified roads except for the two at either end. It starts at a fork on the A271 west of Battle, on the edge of Beechdown Wood. The 1922 Road Lists claim it starts at the Squirrel Inn. This is still in existence but is a short distance west along the A271 and so invisible from this junction. The B2096 heads north to Netherfield where it turns to head west. It climbs to Wood's Corner before descending to Earl's Down It goes through Punnett's Town and Cade Street. Finally it terminates at Traffic Lights on the A265 in Heathfield.
B2096 leading towards Three Cups Corner The B2096 is a medium-length B-road heading west of Battle in Sussex. It manages a journey of almost 10 miles without reaching any classified roads except for the two at either end. It starts at a fork on the A271 west of Battle, on the edge of Beechdown Wood. The 1922 Road Lists claim it starts at the Squirrel Inn. This is still in existence but is a short distance west along the A271 and so invisible from this junction. The B2096 heads north to Netherfield where it turns to head west. It climbs to Wood's Corner before descending to Earl's Down It goes through Punnett's Town and Cade Street. Finally it terminates at Traffic Lights on the A265 in Heathfield.
B2096 leading towards Three Cups Corner
The B2096 is a medium-length B-road heading west of Battle in Sussex. It manages a journey of almost 10 miles without reaching any classified roads except for the two at either end. It starts at a fork on the A271 west of Battle, on the edge of Beechdown Wood. The 1922 Road Lists claim it starts at the Squirrel Inn. This is still in existence but is a short distance west along the A271 and so invisible from this junction. The B2096 heads north to Netherfield where it turns to head west. It climbs to Wood's Corner before descending to Earl's Down It goes through Punnett's Town and Cade Street. Finally it terminates at Traffic Lights on the A265 in Heathfield.
Downgate Farm
Downgate Farm
Cottage on the B2096, Three Cups Corner
Cottage on the B2096, Three Cups Corner
Little Brewer's Farm, Three Cups Corner
Little Brewer's Farm, Three Cups Corner
The Rest, Christian Centre, Three Cups Corner
The Rest, Christian Centre, Three Cups Corner
Donna Lee, Three Cups Corner
Donna Lee, Three Cups Corner
Road junction at Three Cups Corner
Road junction at Three Cups Corner
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Allen's Wood is located at Grid Ref: TQ6318 (Lat: 50.943786, Lng: 0.33222666)

Administrative County: East Sussex

District: Wealden

Police Authority: Sussex

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