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Albox Wood

Wood, Forest in Kent Swale

England

Albox Wood

Corner of small unnamed wood This appears to have been a feature in Lees Court Park, but now lies outside the formal park, in farmland.
Corner of small unnamed wood Credit: Robin Webster

Albox Wood, located in the county of Kent, is a charming and picturesque woodland area known for its natural beauty and diverse ecosystem. Spanning approximately 150 acres, the wood is situated near the village of Albox and is easily accessible to visitors.

The wood comprises a variety of tree species, including oak, beech, and birch, creating a stunning and vibrant landscape throughout the seasons. The dense canopy provides shelter and a habitat for numerous wildlife species, making it a popular destination for nature enthusiasts and birdwatchers.

Tranquil walking trails meander through the wood, offering visitors the opportunity to immerse themselves in the serene surroundings and discover the hidden gems within. These paths are well-maintained and suitable for all ages and fitness levels, ensuring accessibility for everyone.

Albox Wood also boasts a designated picnic area, ideal for families and groups who wish to relax and enjoy a peaceful outdoor meal amidst the natural beauty. The area is equipped with benches and tables, making it a convenient spot to rest and rejuvenate.

The wood is privately owned and managed, ensuring the preservation of its natural charm. Visitors are requested to respect the environment and adhere to any guidelines provided to help maintain its integrity.

Overall, Albox Wood offers a tranquil retreat from the hustle and bustle of everyday life, providing a sanctuary for both nature lovers and those seeking solace in the great outdoors. With its diverse flora and fauna, well-maintained trails, and scenic picnic area, Albox Wood is a true gem in the heart of Kent.

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Albox Wood Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 51.2614/0.91378947 or Grid Reference TR0355. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Corner of small unnamed wood This appears to have been a feature in Lees Court Park, but now lies outside the formal park, in farmland.
Corner of small unnamed wood
This appears to have been a feature in Lees Court Park, but now lies outside the formal park, in farmland.
Valley east of Lees Court Road A public bridleway runs along the bottom of the dry valley.
Valley east of Lees Court Road
A public bridleway runs along the bottom of the dry valley.
Start of bridleway to Hogben's Hill This runs along the bottom of a dry valley, part of the Lees Court Park estate.
Start of bridleway to Hogben's Hill
This runs along the bottom of a dry valley, part of the Lees Court Park estate.
Gentle valley south of Fridhill Wood
Gentle valley south of Fridhill Wood
View towards Shepherds Hill A lane to Shepherds Hill runs along the east margin of the field.
View towards Shepherds Hill
A lane to Shepherds Hill runs along the east margin of the field.
Hogben's Hill The descent from the hill ahead is signed as 12%.
Hogben's Hill
The descent from the hill ahead is signed as 12%.
Jesmondene Oast The marks on the barn wall are from when bushes grew up against the wall before they were cut back or removed.
Jesmondene Oast
The marks on the barn wall are from when bushes grew up against the wall before they were cut back or removed.
The White Lion, Selling The village of Selling is about a mile from the station. Its pub is The White Lion, seen here looking across Selling Road.
The White Lion, Selling
The village of Selling is about a mile from the station. Its pub is The White Lion, seen here looking across Selling Road.
The White Lion, Selling The village of Selling is about a mile from the station. Its pub is The White Lion, seen here looking across Selling Road.
The White Lion, Selling
The village of Selling is about a mile from the station. Its pub is The White Lion, seen here looking across Selling Road.
Vicarage Lane, Selling The churchyard wall of St Mary's is on the left. The building is a mortuary chapel which has now been converted by the church into a dwelling.
Vicarage Lane, Selling
The churchyard wall of St Mary's is on the left. The building is a mortuary chapel which has now been converted by the church into a dwelling.
St Mary's Church, Selling Large parts of the church date from c.1190 although the church was over-restored in the 1840s. The nave was rebuilt with aisles and a south porch c.1300 and lofty arcades. The east window seen here on the right can be dated to between 1299 and 1307.
St Mary's Church, Selling
Large parts of the church date from c.1190 although the church was over-restored in the 1840s. The nave was rebuilt with aisles and a south porch c.1300 and lofty arcades. The east window seen here on the right can be dated to between 1299 and 1307.
St Mary's Churchyard, Selling Large parts of the church date from c.1190 although the church was over-restored in the 1840s. The nave was rebuilt c.1300 with aisles and a south porch c.1300. This is part of the churchyard to the south of the south porch. The large tomb is to Thomas Neame the elder who died 22nd May 1817 aged 70 years, his wife Catherine who died 1st November 1818 aged 70 and their youngest son Robert who died 15th April 1821 aged 27.
St Mary's Churchyard, Selling
Large parts of the church date from c.1190 although the church was over-restored in the 1840s. The nave was rebuilt c.1300 with aisles and a south porch c.1300. This is part of the churchyard to the south of the south porch. The large tomb is to Thomas Neame the elder who died 22nd May 1817 aged 70 years, his wife Catherine who died 1st November 1818 aged 70 and their youngest son Robert who died 15th April 1821 aged 27.
Selling War Memorial Large parts of the church date from c.1190 although the church was over-restored in the 1840s. The nave was rebuilt c.1300 with aisles and a south porch c.1300. This is part of the churchyard to the south of the south porch. The large tomb beyond the war memorial is to Thomas Neame the elder who died 22nd May 1817 aged 70 years, his wife Catherine who died 1st November 1818 aged 70 and their youngest son Robert who died 15th April 1821 aged 27.
Selling War Memorial
Large parts of the church date from c.1190 although the church was over-restored in the 1840s. The nave was rebuilt c.1300 with aisles and a south porch c.1300. This is part of the churchyard to the south of the south porch. The large tomb beyond the war memorial is to Thomas Neame the elder who died 22nd May 1817 aged 70 years, his wife Catherine who died 1st November 1818 aged 70 and their youngest son Robert who died 15th April 1821 aged 27.
Inside St Mary's Church, Selling Large parts of the church date from c.1190 although the church was over-restored in the 1840s. The nave was rebuilt with aisles and a south porch c.1300 and lofty arcades as seen here. This view looks from the south aisle towards the nave, chancel and south chapel.
Inside St Mary's Church, Selling
Large parts of the church date from c.1190 although the church was over-restored in the 1840s. The nave was rebuilt with aisles and a south porch c.1300 and lofty arcades as seen here. This view looks from the south aisle towards the nave, chancel and south chapel.
The churchyard and mortuary chapel at Selling The building on the right is a mortuary chapel which has now been converted by the church into a dwelling. Vicarage Lane is beyond. See also <a title="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/4713365" href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/4713365">Link</a>
The churchyard and mortuary chapel at Selling
The building on the right is a mortuary chapel which has now been converted by the church into a dwelling. Vicarage Lane is beyond. See also Link
Badlesmere: St. Leonard's Church: One of two west windows
Badlesmere: St. Leonard's Church: One of two west windows
Going up Winding Hill Winding Hill leads from Hogben's Hill towards Sheldwich and here, next to Winding Hill Wood, makes a very sharp turn on its way uphill.
Going up Winding Hill
Winding Hill leads from Hogben's Hill towards Sheldwich and here, next to Winding Hill Wood, makes a very sharp turn on its way uphill.
Going down Winding Hill Winding Hill leads from Shelwich to Hogben's Hill and here, next to Winding Hill Wood on the right, makes a very sharp turn on its way downhill.
Going down Winding Hill
Winding Hill leads from Shelwich to Hogben's Hill and here, next to Winding Hill Wood on the right, makes a very sharp turn on its way downhill.
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Albox Wood is located at Grid Ref: TR0355 (Lat: 51.2614, Lng: 0.91378947)

Administrative County: Kent

District: Swale

Police Authority: Kent

What 3 Words

///cemented.salutes.variation. Near Faversham, Kent

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