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Long Shaw

Wood, Forest in Sussex Rother

England

Long Shaw

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

Long Shaw is a picturesque woodland located in Sussex, England. Covering an impressive area of lush greenery, it is a true haven for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts. The forest is situated in the heart of the South Downs National Park, surrounded by rolling hills and stunning landscapes.

The woodland is densely populated with a variety of tree species, including oak, beech, and ash, creating a diverse and vibrant ecosystem. Walking through Long Shaw, visitors can witness the beauty of the changing seasons, with vibrant blossoms in spring and a rich tapestry of colors in autumn.

The forest boasts an extensive network of walking trails, offering visitors the opportunity to explore its many hidden gems. Keen birdwatchers will be delighted by the abundance of avian species that call Long Shaw home, including woodpeckers, robins, and owls. Squirrels can also be spotted darting through the treetops, adding to the enchanting atmosphere of the woodland.

In addition to its natural beauty, Long Shaw also holds historical significance. The forest has been a source of timber for centuries, and remnants of old sawmills and logging activities can still be found scattered throughout the area. These historical artifacts offer a glimpse into the region's past and add an intriguing layer to the overall experience of visiting Long Shaw.

Overall, Long Shaw is a captivating woodland that offers a serene escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. It is a place where nature thrives, and visitors can immerse themselves in the tranquility of the forest, making it a must-visit destination for anyone seeking a peaceful retreat in the heart of Sussex.

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Images are sourced within 2km of 50.989216/0.40658 or Grid Reference TQ6823. 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
Burwash Church and Memorial East Sussex Burwash Church and Memorial, Burwash Village East Sussex.
Burwash Church and Memorial East Sussex
Burwash Church and Memorial, Burwash Village East Sussex.
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.
Batemans Rudyard Kipling lived at Batemans near Burwash in Sussex from 1902 to his death in 1936 and was responsible for most of the Garden which surrounds the Jacobean House.
Batemans
Rudyard Kipling lived at Batemans near Burwash in Sussex from 1902 to his death in 1936 and was responsible for most of the Garden which surrounds the Jacobean House.
Burwash High Street This old High Wealden village is much visited for its old buildings. Chateaubriand is reputed to be its oldest, dating back to ca 1380. It is now an antiques shop. Note the brick pavement and the line of trees, like an avenue.
Burwash High Street
This old High Wealden village is much visited for its old buildings. Chateaubriand is reputed to be its oldest, dating back to ca 1380. It is now an antiques shop. Note the brick pavement and the line of trees, like an avenue.
Rampyndene, Burwash High Street This imposing red brick house sits on the south side of the village High Street. It was built in 1699 for a local wealthy wool merchant. Note its arched front porch. Beyond is St Bartholomew's Church which is mainly Victorian but has a Norman tower dating back to 1090. It also contains Britain's oldest cast-irom tomb slab and a memorial to Rudyard Kipling's son.
Rampyndene, Burwash High Street
This imposing red brick house sits on the south side of the village High Street. It was built in 1699 for a local wealthy wool merchant. Note its arched front porch. Beyond is St Bartholomew's Church which is mainly Victorian but has a Norman tower dating back to 1090. It also contains Britain's oldest cast-irom tomb slab and a memorial to Rudyard Kipling's son.
War Memorial, Burwash The memorial sits at a T-junction at the east end of the village's high Street. Behind it in this photograph is "The Bell" inn.
War Memorial, Burwash
The memorial sits at a T-junction at the east end of the village's high Street. Behind it in this photograph is "The Bell" inn.
East End Burwash White weatherboarding and the Old Police House stand together in this old Wealden village.
East End Burwash
White weatherboarding and the Old Police House stand together in this old Wealden village.
Rose and Crown, Burwash This idyllic scene of old tile-hung pub facing an old tile-hung cottage with white weatherboarding is in a lane on the north side of the village's High Street.
Rose and Crown, Burwash
This idyllic scene of old tile-hung pub facing an old tile-hung cottage with white weatherboarding is in a lane on the north side of the village's High Street.
A Lane in Burwash Such lanes in the south-east of England are often called "twittens" as they run between buildings. This lane is on the north side of Burwash High Street and has typical local architecture of tile-hung and white weatherboarded cottages. The view at the end of the lane is over the High Weald.
A Lane in Burwash
Such lanes in the south-east of England are often called "twittens" as they run between buildings. This lane is on the north side of Burwash High Street and has typical local architecture of tile-hung and white weatherboarded cottages. The view at the end of the lane is over the High Weald.
West End Burwash This High Weald village's High Street has many buildings dating back to 17th & 18th Centuries. Note the brick pavement, white weatherboarding and the tile-hung first floor.
West End Burwash
This High Weald village's High Street has many buildings dating back to 17th & 18th Centuries. Note the brick pavement, white weatherboarding and the tile-hung first floor.
Phone box and village housing, Burwash
Phone box and village housing, Burwash
A265 west towards Burwash About 100 yards of this road passes through the gridsquare.
A265 west towards Burwash
About 100 yards of this road passes through the gridsquare.
Pond at Perryman's Farm
Pond at Perryman's Farm
Across the bean field To buildings at Fonthill Farm. Broad beans are harvested as an animal feed crop.
Across the bean field
To buildings at Fonthill Farm. Broad beans are harvested as an animal feed crop.
Bridleway off Fontridge Lane This lane leads to some fantastically named places; Grandturzel, Glydwish Wood, and Toad Cottage.
Bridleway off Fontridge Lane
This lane leads to some fantastically named places; Grandturzel, Glydwish Wood, and Toad Cottage.
Borders Lane, Etchingham House named Borders is to the left of shot.
Borders Lane, Etchingham
House named Borders is to the left of shot.
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Long Shaw is located at Grid Ref: TQ6823 (Lat: 50.989216, Lng: 0.40658)

Administrative County: East Sussex

District: Rother

Police Authority: Sussex

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