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Whitmoor Bottom

Valley in Surrey Waverley

England

Whitmoor Bottom

Ridgemoor Close: June 2023
Ridgemoor Close: June 2023 Credit: Basher Eyre

Whitmoor Bottom is a serene and picturesque valley located in Surrey, England. Situated amidst the rolling hills of the Surrey countryside, this idyllic valley is known for its natural beauty and tranquility. It lies to the south of the village of Pirbright and is bordered by woodlands, farms, and meadows.

The valley is characterized by its lush green landscapes, dotted with charming farmhouses and grazing sheep. The centerpiece of Whitmoor Bottom is a meandering stream that flows through the heart of the valley, adding to its scenic appeal. The stream is often lined with vibrant wildflowers and tall grasses, creating a vibrant and colorful environment.

Surrounded by dense woodland, Whitmoor Bottom offers a haven for wildlife enthusiasts and nature lovers. The valley is home to a diverse range of plant and animal species, including deer, rabbits, and various bird species. The peaceful ambiance of the valley is further enhanced by the gentle rustling of leaves and the melodic chirping of birds.

Whitmoor Bottom is a popular destination for outdoor activities such as walking, hiking, and picnicking. Numerous footpaths and trails crisscross the valley, allowing visitors to explore its natural wonders at their own pace. The valley also offers stunning viewpoints, providing breathtaking vistas of the surrounding countryside.

Overall, Whitmoor Bottom is a hidden gem in Surrey, offering a serene escape from the hustle and bustle of city life. Its natural beauty, diverse wildlife, and peaceful ambiance make it a must-visit destination for those seeking a tranquil and scenic retreat.

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Images are sourced within 2km of 51.117275/-0.76819194 or Grid Reference SU8636. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Ridgemoor Close: June 2023
Ridgemoor Close: June 2023
Midsummer morning in Wood Road This year I am going to try and take a photo on all the days that end in 1. As well as this I shall say how many photos the site (and I) have bagged in 2023. For example, early on January 2nd I used the advanced search facility to discover that so far the site has 200 images for 2023 and I have 5. This I shall record from now on in the picture description.
Midsummer morning in Wood Road
This year I am going to try and take a photo on all the days that end in 1. As well as this I shall say how many photos the site (and I) have bagged in 2023. For example, early on January 2nd I used the advanced search facility to discover that so far the site has 200 images for 2023 and I have 5. This I shall record from now on in the picture description.
Commemorative plaque in Wood Road
Commemorative plaque in Wood Road
Outside the Fox and Pelican This is now a Fullers pub, having been Gales before Fullers bought that brewery. It is named after Bishop Fox of Winchester, who owned this land, and whose heraldic symbol was the pelican. A pelican pecks its breast drawing blood, representing the blood of Christ.
Outside the Fox and Pelican
This is now a Fullers pub, having been Gales before Fullers bought that brewery. It is named after Bishop Fox of Winchester, who owned this land, and whose heraldic symbol was the pelican. A pelican pecks its breast drawing blood, representing the blood of Christ.
Path to Stoney Bottom There are small areas of woodland within the spread out housing of Grayshott. Being on sandy soil the predominant species are conifers.
Path to Stoney Bottom
There are small areas of woodland within the spread out housing of Grayshott. Being on sandy soil the predominant species are conifers.
Path at Kingswood Firs There is a network of paths in the woodland between the spread out houses in this part of Grayshott.
Path at Kingswood Firs
There is a network of paths in the woodland between the spread out houses in this part of Grayshott.
Road at Kingswood Firs The houses in Grayshott and well spread out, behind high hedges on private roads like this.
Road at Kingswood Firs
The houses in Grayshott and well spread out, behind high hedges on private roads like this.
Wakeners' Wells The middle of the three ponds on a cold day. Although it was sunny the sun was struggling to make an impact here. Let's go for the original spelling of the name of the ponds, built in the 17th by the Hooke family, perhaps to act as hammer ponds for the iron industry but never used for that purpose.
Wakeners' Wells
The middle of the three ponds on a cold day. Although it was sunny the sun was struggling to make an impact here. Let's go for the original spelling of the name of the ponds, built in the 17th by the Hooke family, perhaps to act as hammer ponds for the iron industry but never used for that purpose.
Wakeners' Wells The middle of the three ponds on a cold day. Although it was sunny the sun was struggling to make an impact here. There are lots of paths on this common land. Let's go for the original spelling of the name of the ponds, built in the 17th by the Hooke family, perhaps to act as hammer ponds for the iron industry but never used for that purpose.
Wakeners' Wells
The middle of the three ponds on a cold day. Although it was sunny the sun was struggling to make an impact here. There are lots of paths on this common land. Let's go for the original spelling of the name of the ponds, built in the 17th by the Hooke family, perhaps to act as hammer ponds for the iron industry but never used for that purpose.
Path towards Headley Down Ludshott Common, where we are walking, comes to an abrupt halt on its western side. There are many house in Headley Down, and we just get a glimpse of one here.
Path towards Headley Down
Ludshott Common, where we are walking, comes to an abrupt halt on its western side. There are many house in Headley Down, and we just get a glimpse of one here.
Track on Ludshott Common The western and northern sides of the common are open, with good wide tracks (often bridleways) on sandy soil.
Track on Ludshott Common
The western and northern sides of the common are open, with good wide tracks (often bridleways) on sandy soil.
Entrance to Grayshott Hall Grayshott Hall is now a spa and expensive country retreat.
Entrance to Grayshott Hall
Grayshott Hall is now a spa and expensive country retreat.
Path to Whitmoor Vale There is a junction of paths here. This one leads to Whitmoor Vale, the boundary between Hampshire and Surrey. We did not take that route as our lunch was in Hampshire.
Path to Whitmoor Vale
There is a junction of paths here. This one leads to Whitmoor Vale, the boundary between Hampshire and Surrey. We did not take that route as our lunch was in Hampshire.
Beacon Hill Beacon Hill Road, the main shopping street in this residential area next to Hindhead.
Beacon Hill
Beacon Hill Road, the main shopping street in this residential area next to Hindhead.
Beacon Hill School Village school on Beacon Hill Road in the centre of the sprawling village.
Beacon Hill School
Village school on Beacon Hill Road in the centre of the sprawling village.
Hindhead Furnishing Beacon Hill village, next door to Hindhead, with a row of shops which look as though they occupy the ground floor of former houses.
Hindhead Furnishing
Beacon Hill village, next door to Hindhead, with a row of shops which look as though they occupy the ground floor of former houses.
Beacon Hill Village centre where Beacon Hill Road meets Churt Road. The village sign is on a traffic island in front of the estate agents.
Beacon Hill
Village centre where Beacon Hill Road meets Churt Road. The village sign is on a traffic island in front of the estate agents.
Sunken Footpath Clay-surfaced path following a valley bottom at Beacon Hill. Water has created deep channels beside the wooded footpath.
Sunken Footpath
Clay-surfaced path following a valley bottom at Beacon Hill. Water has created deep channels beside the wooded footpath.
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Whitmoor Bottom is located at Grid Ref: SU8636 (Lat: 51.117275, Lng: -0.76819194)

Administrative County: Surrey

District: Waverley

Police Authority: Surrey

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Whitmoor Bottom
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Lat/Long: 51.117593/-0.7656534
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