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Beddings Gully

Valley in Berkshire

England

Beddings Gully

Windmill Lane Off Carbinswood Lane, leading to School Hill.
Windmill Lane Credit: Oscar

Beddings Gully is a picturesque valley located in the county of Berkshire, England. Nestled amidst the rolling hills and lush greenery, this enchanting gully offers a serene and tranquil escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life.

The gully is characterized by its steep slopes, which are covered with a variety of vegetation, including native trees such as oak and beech, as well as vibrant wildflowers that bloom in the spring and summer months. The dense foliage provides a natural shelter and creates a sense of seclusion, making it a perfect spot for nature lovers and hikers who seek solitude and peace.

A small stream meanders through the valley, adding to its charm and creating a soothing soundtrack of babbling water. The stream is home to various aquatic species, including trout and small freshwater crustaceans, making it a popular spot for fishing enthusiasts.

Beddings Gully is also known for its diverse wildlife population, with sightings of deer, foxes, and numerous bird species being quite common. The valley is a haven for birdwatchers, who can spot species such as woodpeckers, owls, and warblers among the branches of the towering trees.

Visitors to Beddings Gully can explore the area through a network of well-maintained walking trails, which offer breathtaking views of the surrounding countryside. The trails vary in difficulty, catering to both casual walkers and more experienced hikers.

Overall, Beddings Gully is a hidden gem in Berkshire, offering a perfect blend of natural beauty, tranquility, and opportunities for outdoor activities.

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Images are sourced within 2km of 51.420995/-1.1812317 or Grid Reference SU5769. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Windmill Lane Off Carbinswood Lane, leading to School Hill.
Windmill Lane
Off Carbinswood Lane, leading to School Hill.
Douai Abbey A Benedictine Abbey in Upper Woolhampton. The abbey was completed in 1993.
Douai Abbey
A Benedictine Abbey in Upper Woolhampton. The abbey was completed in 1993.
Douai Abbey A Benedictine Abbey in Upper Woolhampton. The abbey was completed in 1993.
Douai Abbey
A Benedictine Abbey in Upper Woolhampton. The abbey was completed in 1993.
Former school, Bucklebury, Berkshire School, now house. C17 with C19 refacing and additions to south and east. Timber framed with angle braces, brick nogging and later brick facing to rear; tiled roof with ridge stack off-centre to left above door. 3 framed bays. 2 storeys. 2 first floor 2-light C19 segmental headed casements to right with 3-light casement and small casement to left, 2 ground floor 3-light C20 casements to right with boarded door to left beneath stack. Block to left: timber framed with brick facing, hipped tile roof with stack to rear. One storey and attic. 2-light segmental headed casement to right and boarded door to left. (Source:Historic England)
Former school, Bucklebury, Berkshire
School, now house. C17 with C19 refacing and additions to south and east. Timber framed with angle braces, brick nogging and later brick facing to rear; tiled roof with ridge stack off-centre to left above door. 3 framed bays. 2 storeys. 2 first floor 2-light C19 segmental headed casements to right with 3-light casement and small casement to left, 2 ground floor 3-light C20 casements to right with boarded door to left beneath stack. Block to left: timber framed with brick facing, hipped tile roof with stack to rear. One storey and attic. 2-light segmental headed casement to right and boarded door to left. (Source:Historic England)
Avenue of Oaks, Bucklebury, Berkshire The inner row of oaks was planted to celebrate a visit by Elizabeth I and the outer row to commemorate Wellington's victory at Waterloo in 1815. (Source:website of the Bucklebury Estate) The gate posts were erected in 2015 to mark the marriage of Catherine Middleton, a resident of the village, to Prince William.
Avenue of Oaks, Bucklebury, Berkshire
The inner row of oaks was planted to celebrate a visit by Elizabeth I and the outer row to commemorate Wellington's victory at Waterloo in 1815. (Source:website of the Bucklebury Estate) The gate posts were erected in 2015 to mark the marriage of Catherine Middleton, a resident of the village, to Prince William.
Barn, Well and Granary at Hillfoot Farm Original farm buildings by a new forecourt.
Barn, Well and Granary at Hillfoot Farm
Original farm buildings by a new forecourt.
Wild Flowers by the Footpath
Wild Flowers by the Footpath
Barn at Nine Elms Nine Elms Farm, or just Nine Elms depending which map you look at, is at the end of this drive. A short footpath through surrounding fields begins just beside the barn here.
Barn at Nine Elms
Nine Elms Farm, or just Nine Elms depending which map you look at, is at the end of this drive. A short footpath through surrounding fields begins just beside the barn here.
Sheep by the path Pasture near Clay Hill.
Sheep by the path
Pasture near Clay Hill.
Red Leaves in King's Copse A typical view for the area, mixed fields and woods.
Red Leaves in King's Copse
A typical view for the area, mixed fields and woods.
Cleared for Cables A view in the woods on Bucklebury Common where a power line cuts a swathe through the trees.
Cleared for Cables
A view in the woods on Bucklebury Common where a power line cuts a swathe through the trees.
Path between Paddocks A short public footpath cutting a corner between two lanes.
Path between Paddocks
A short public footpath cutting a corner between two lanes.
The Pang Valley near Bucklebury The River Pang flows through farmland in a shallow valley between Bucklebury and Stanford Dingley.
The Pang Valley near Bucklebury
The River Pang flows through farmland in a shallow valley between Bucklebury and Stanford Dingley.
The Travellers Rest No longer a pub, by the look of things. It stands at the corner of Hungerford Lane, away from any village centre. I took the photo in failing evening light - resulting in an image that reminds me of one of those tinted Edwardian postcards.
The Travellers Rest
No longer a pub, by the look of things. It stands at the corner of Hungerford Lane, away from any village centre. I took the photo in failing evening light - resulting in an image that reminds me of one of those tinted Edwardian postcards.
Soggy land west of Stanford Dingley In the valley of the river Pang.
Soggy land west of Stanford Dingley
In the valley of the river Pang.
Farmland, Bucklebury A footpath makes its way between fields of maize, the growth of which has been somewhat stunted due to dry conditions.
Farmland, Bucklebury
A footpath makes its way between fields of maize, the growth of which has been somewhat stunted due to dry conditions.
Farmland, Stanford Dingley A field cut for hay or silage beside a junction of bridleways to the east of Bushnells Green.
Farmland, Stanford Dingley
A field cut for hay or silage beside a junction of bridleways to the east of Bushnells Green.
Chapel Row bridleway A bridleway that runs from Chapel Row to Jewell's Farm.
Chapel Row bridleway
A bridleway that runs from Chapel Row to Jewell's Farm.
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Beddings Gully is located at Grid Ref: SU5769 (Lat: 51.420995, Lng: -1.1812317)

Unitary Authority: West Berkshire

Police Authority: Thames Valley

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Bus Stop
Shelter: yes
Lat/Long: 51.4234488/-1.1799098
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Post Box
Collection Times: Mo-Fr 16:30; Sa 10:00
Operator: Royal Mail
Post Box Mounting: brick_pillar
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Postal Code: RG7
Ref: RG7 94
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Chapel Row
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Defibrillator
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Addr City: Buckleberry
Addr Housename: Chapel Row
Addr Postcode: RG7 6PD
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