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Bartlet's Wood

Wood, Forest in Sussex Rother

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Bartlet's Wood

Petley Woods Typical Wealden woodland of mixed trees
Petley Woods Credit: N Chadwick

Bartlet's Wood is a picturesque forest located in the county of Sussex, England. Covering an area of approximately 500 acres, it is a well-preserved natural haven that offers visitors a unique opportunity to immerse themselves in the beauty of the English countryside.

The woodland is predominantly composed of ancient broadleaf trees, including oak, beech, and ash, which have stood tall for centuries, creating a dense canopy that provides shade and shelter for a diverse range of flora and fauna. This rich ecosystem supports a variety of wildlife, such as deer, foxes, badgers, and numerous bird species, making it a popular destination for nature enthusiasts and birdwatchers.

Traversing through Bartlet's Wood, visitors can explore a network of well-maintained walking trails that meander through the forest. These paths offer a chance to enjoy the tranquil surroundings and discover the hidden treasures within the woodland, including babbling brooks, wildflowers, and ancient ruins.

The forest is also home to several designated picnic areas, where visitors can relax and enjoy a meal amidst the serenity of nature. Additionally, there are designated areas for camping and barbecues, allowing visitors to extend their stay and fully immerse themselves in the beauty of Bartlet's Wood.

Furthermore, the forest is managed by a dedicated team of conservationists who work tirelessly to preserve its natural beauty and protect its inhabitants. Their efforts ensure that Bartlet's Wood remains a haven for wildlife and a cherished destination for all who appreciate the wonders of the natural world.

Overall, Bartlet's Wood in Sussex is a truly enchanting forest that offers visitors a peaceful retreat from the hustle and bustle of everyday life, where they can reconnect with nature and experience the timeless beauty of the English countryside.

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Images are sourced within 2km of 50.946065/0.53111642 or Grid Reference TQ7719. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Petley Woods Typical Wealden woodland of mixed trees
Petley Woods
Typical Wealden woodland of mixed trees
Bridge over the River Line, Whatlington A sussex byway crosses this small river in the Hamlet / Small village of Whatlington
Bridge over the River Line, Whatlington
A sussex byway crosses this small river in the Hamlet / Small village of Whatlington
The Royal Oak, Whatlington This public house was built in 1490. The apple tree in the garden is wassailed every year. The A21 runs by its side.
The Royal Oak, Whatlington
This public house was built in 1490. The apple tree in the garden is wassailed every year. The A21 runs by its side.
The Royal Oak, Whatlington In the bar is a very deep well & a very large inglenook
The Royal Oak, Whatlington
In the bar is a very deep well & a very large inglenook
Powder Mill Reservoir Looking East along Powdermill dam.
Powder Mill Reservoir
Looking East along Powdermill dam.
Barnes Wood A forest track leading into the wood where it was a busy day for foresters. A few sections of track were rendered nearly impassable by the deep ruts in the mud.
Barnes Wood
A forest track leading into the wood where it was a busy day for foresters. A few sections of track were rendered nearly impassable by the deep ruts in the mud.
Footbridge North of Sedlescombe East Sussex Council maintains this area well. A stile, footbridge, steps and a second stile make the going easy for walkers to cross this stream.
Footbridge North of Sedlescombe
East Sussex Council maintains this area well. A stile, footbridge, steps and a second stile make the going easy for walkers to cross this stream.
Grazing Sheep at Footland The wet grassland provides sustenance for many sheep as they enter the lambing season. Beyond the fields, the valleysides are clothed by deciduous trees.
Grazing Sheep at Footland
The wet grassland provides sustenance for many sheep as they enter the lambing season. Beyond the fields, the valleysides are clothed by deciduous trees.
Sedlescombe Parish Church The parish church of St John the Baptist dates from the 13th Century but the west tower seen here dates from 15th Century. Spanish chestnuts flank the entrance while there are, naturally, yews in the churchyard.
Sedlescombe Parish Church
The parish church of St John the Baptist dates from the 13th Century but the west tower seen here dates from 15th Century. Spanish chestnuts flank the entrance while there are, naturally, yews in the churchyard.
Footpath at Sedlescombe Church The path parallels the village street which follows the ridge line between the River Line and another tributary of the River Brede. Rhododendrons and skimmia lining the churchyard are blooming in February.
Footpath at Sedlescombe Church
The path parallels the village street which follows the ridge line between the River Line and another tributary of the River Brede. Rhododendrons and skimmia lining the churchyard are blooming in February.
Daffodil in Sedlescombe Churchyard Early blooms in beside the 15th Century church tower. The Sackvilles were the local landowners here.
Daffodil in Sedlescombe Churchyard
Early blooms in beside the 15th Century church tower. The Sackvilles were the local landowners here.
Blocked Footpath at Sedlescombe A fallen tree makes the going difficult for walkers but about three feet headroom makes the path still passable.
Blocked Footpath at Sedlescombe
A fallen tree makes the going difficult for walkers but about three feet headroom makes the path still passable.
Wealden Landscape North of Sedlescombe The footpath descends a grassy slope, to cross a stream , then rise again over another meadow. Woods mingle with the fields. The clay soil was still soaking after heavy rain, you could hear the water running across the slopes.
Wealden Landscape North of Sedlescombe
The footpath descends a grassy slope, to cross a stream , then rise again over another meadow. Woods mingle with the fields. The clay soil was still soaking after heavy rain, you could hear the water running across the slopes.
Blocked Path near Beech Farm This trunk, mottled with light turquoise growth, lies across the path through a small beech wood.
Blocked Path near Beech Farm
This trunk, mottled with light turquoise growth, lies across the path through a small beech wood.
Picnic Site, Footland Wood Benches sit benow the birches by the large car park. This area is popular with dog-walkers and walkers.
Picnic Site, Footland Wood
Benches sit benow the birches by the large car park. This area is popular with dog-walkers and walkers.
Oast By Hancox This old oast is now converted into a desirable rural dwelling. It still sits in a farming location, behind the straw bales.
Oast By Hancox
This old oast is now converted into a desirable rural dwelling. It still sits in a farming location, behind the straw bales.
Forest Track, Footland Wood The footpath here has been turned into a forest road and badly disfigured by the deep ruts, up to two feet deep. Recent heavy rain has left much clarty dubs to hinder walkers in the woods.
Forest Track, Footland Wood
The footpath here has been turned into a forest road and badly disfigured by the deep ruts, up to two feet deep. Recent heavy rain has left much clarty dubs to hinder walkers in the woods.
Footpath by Woodmans Green The muddy path over the clay Weald here passes through a gap in a hedge and a water trough. The East Sussex landscape here is rolling countryside with a mix of woods and grassy fields.
Footpath by Woodmans Green
The muddy path over the clay Weald here passes through a gap in a hedge and a water trough. The East Sussex landscape here is rolling countryside with a mix of woods and grassy fields.
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Bartlet's Wood is located at Grid Ref: TQ7719 (Lat: 50.946065, Lng: 0.53111642)

Administrative County: East Sussex

District: Rother

Police Authority: Sussex

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Operator: Royal Mail
Operator Wikidata: Q638098
Postal Code: TN33
Ref: TN33 241
Lat/Long: 50.9457827/0.5296131
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Barrier: stile
Dog Gate: yes
Lat/Long: 50.9430758/0.5343281
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Barrier: kissing_gate
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