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Pasture Wood

Wood, Forest in Sussex Rother

England

Pasture Wood

Bateman's A Jacobean house, former home of Rudyard Kipling.
Bateman's Credit: Andrew Longton

Pasture Wood, located in Sussex, is a picturesque woodland that offers a serene and tranquil escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. With an area spanning approximately 100 acres, this forested area is a haven for nature enthusiasts, hikers, and wildlife lovers.

The wood is predominantly made up of deciduous trees such as oak, beech, and ash, which create a dense canopy that provides shade and shelter. The forest floor is covered with a thick layer of moss, ferns, and wildflowers, adding to the enchanting atmosphere of the wood.

Pasture Wood is crisscrossed with a network of well-maintained footpaths, allowing visitors to explore and discover the beauty that lies within. These paths lead to hidden glades, babbling brooks, and small ponds, making the wood a haven for a variety of wildlife. Birdwatchers can spot a diverse range of species, such as woodpeckers, owls, and warblers, while small mammals like squirrels and foxes are frequently seen darting through the undergrowth.

The wood is also home to a wide array of plant life, including rare orchids, bluebells, and wood anemones, which provide bursts of color during the spring and summer months. This rich biodiversity attracts nature enthusiasts and botanists alike, who come to study and appreciate the variety of flora and fauna found within Pasture Wood.

Overall, Pasture Wood in Sussex is a true gem, offering visitors a chance to connect with nature and experience the tranquility of a pristine forest environment.

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Images are sourced within 2km of 50.996007/0.354954 or Grid Reference TQ6524. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Bateman's A Jacobean house, former home of Rudyard Kipling.
Bateman's
A Jacobean house, former home of Rudyard Kipling.
Burwash Village Burwash is a small village with one road and a Norman Church surrounded by lovely countryside.The sign depicts the old iron industry of the area
Burwash Village
Burwash is a small village with one road and a Norman Church surrounded by lovely countryside.The sign depicts the old iron industry of the area
Hop Garden near Witherenden An uncommon sight these days, one of the few hop gardens in an area in the High Weald that used to be famous for hop growing. This is in early spring when the trellis has been strung, and the fresh bines are just emerging.
Hop Garden near Witherenden
An uncommon sight these days, one of the few hop gardens in an area in the High Weald that used to be famous for hop growing. This is in early spring when the trellis has been strung, and the fresh bines are just emerging.
Oil seed rape crop in flower A High Weald landscape in spring, near Witherenden Hill
Oil seed rape crop in flower
A High Weald landscape in spring, near Witherenden Hill
Willingford from Blackbrooks Wood A typical Wealden landscape near Burwash. The streams in the valley below were dammed for iron manufacture in Medieval and Roman times.
Willingford from Blackbrooks Wood
A typical Wealden landscape near Burwash. The streams in the valley below were dammed for iron manufacture in Medieval and Roman times.
Gardens at Bateman's The formal garden behind the National Trust property at Bateman's.
Gardens at Bateman's
The formal garden behind the National Trust property at Bateman's.
Dudwell Valley Looking north-east from hilltop woodland across rough pastureland, down to farm in the valley. Note the white cowl on the roof in mid-distance left - trademark of an oast house.
Dudwell Valley
Looking north-east from hilltop woodland across rough pastureland, down to farm in the valley. Note the white cowl on the roof in mid-distance left - trademark of an oast house.
Dudwell Valley, South-west of Burwash Around the stile are brambles, broom and gorse in the hedgerows. Beyond the stile, the grassy field leads down to the small River Dudwell. On the skyline is the High Weald village of Burwash.
Dudwell Valley, South-west of Burwash
Around the stile are brambles, broom and gorse in the hedgerows. Beyond the stile, the grassy field leads down to the small River Dudwell. On the skyline is the High Weald village of Burwash.
Dudwell Valley, South-west of Bateman's Black and tan cattle inquisitively follow two walkers along the pastureland in the Dudwell Valley. The ground is still very dry after ca 18 months of below average rainfall. The High Wealden landscape is one of fields and woods, with hilltop villages.
Dudwell Valley, South-west of Bateman's
Black and tan cattle inquisitively follow two walkers along the pastureland in the Dudwell Valley. The ground is still very dry after ca 18 months of below average rainfall. The High Wealden landscape is one of fields and woods, with hilltop villages.
Wheel Inn, Burwash Weald This inn is sited on the A265 in a High Weald village which straggles along the road. It has a traditional tile-hung frontage on its first floor.
Wheel Inn, Burwash Weald
This inn is sited on the A265 in a High Weald village which straggles along the road. It has a traditional tile-hung frontage on its first floor.
The Oast House, Burwash Weald Oast houses are common not only in Kent, but also across the county border in East Sussex. Like this one, they are often now converted into exclusive houses retaining the distinctive round tower with its white cowl.
The Oast House, Burwash Weald
Oast houses are common not only in Kent, but also across the county border in East Sussex. Like this one, they are often now converted into exclusive houses retaining the distinctive round tower with its white cowl.
Burwash Weald on the A265 The A265 has many straight stretches as it runs over the ridges of the High Weald. This village suffers from one of the higher speed limits imposed on drivers. Many Wealden villages, like this one, are sited on the ridges or on hill tops - above formerly ill-drained and wooded river valleys.
Burwash Weald on the A265
The A265 has many straight stretches as it runs over the ridges of the High Weald. This village suffers from one of the higher speed limits imposed on drivers. Many Wealden villages, like this one, are sited on the ridges or on hill tops - above formerly ill-drained and wooded river valleys.
Oast House Weather Vane Oast houses have distinctive white cowls on top of their towers. These swivel in the wind to catch the breeze for drying the hops below. This converted oast house in Burwash Weald has a distinctive weather vane attached which reflects the local sheep-rearing industry.
Oast House Weather Vane
Oast houses have distinctive white cowls on top of their towers. These swivel in the wind to catch the breeze for drying the hops below. This converted oast house in Burwash Weald has a distinctive weather vane attached which reflects the local sheep-rearing industry.
Alder Wood, High Weald Typical Wealden scenery of fields and woods on top of the rolling hills. Below are meandering streams leading to the marshes on the Channel.
Alder Wood, High Weald
Typical Wealden scenery of fields and woods on top of the rolling hills. Below are meandering streams leading to the marshes on the Channel.
Footpath North-east of Woodlands Farm The path , north-east of Burwash Weald, follows the Wealden hill tops, where the going should be easier than down in the wet river valleys.
Footpath North-east of Woodlands Farm
The path , north-east of Burwash Weald, follows the Wealden hill tops, where the going should be easier than down in the wet river valleys.
Wheat Field on the High Weald West of Burwash, this field is one of the ridge tops of the High Weald of East Sussex. The fields are interspersed with orchards and woodland.
Wheat Field on the High Weald
West of Burwash, this field is one of the ridge tops of the High Weald of East Sussex. The fields are interspersed with orchards and woodland.
Apple Orchard by Mottynsden Farm Apples ripening on the East Sussex High Weald. Burwash village is on the skyline, occupying the next ridge top to the south-east.
Apple Orchard by Mottynsden Farm
Apples ripening on the East Sussex High Weald. Burwash village is on the skyline, occupying the next ridge top to the south-east.
Dairy Farming, Holton Farm This High Wealden farm has dairy cattle on its fields. Hedgerows separate the fields and footpaths.
Dairy Farming, Holton Farm
This High Wealden farm has dairy cattle on its fields. Hedgerows separate the fields and footpaths.
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Pasture Wood is located at Grid Ref: TQ6524 (Lat: 50.996007, Lng: 0.354954)

Administrative County: East Sussex

District: Rother

Police Authority: Sussex

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