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Suttongreen Fox Covert

Wood, Forest in Denbighshire

Wales

Suttongreen Fox Covert

Worthenbury Brook
Worthenbury Brook Credit: John H Darch

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Suttongreen Fox Covert Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 53.031027/-2.8788274 or Grid Reference SJ4148. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Worthenbury Brook
Worthenbury Brook
Footbridge over Worthenbury Brook
Footbridge over Worthenbury Brook
Footbridge adjacent to the River Dee Carrying a public footpath over a deep drainage ditch just yards before it joins the river.
Footbridge adjacent to the River Dee
Carrying a public footpath over a deep drainage ditch just yards before it joins the river.
Footbridge over river channel West of Dogkennel Farm, Shocklach
Footbridge over river channel West of Dogkennel Farm, Shocklach
Footbridge over Worthenbury Brook, north of Worthenbury
Footbridge over Worthenbury Brook, north of Worthenbury
The promise of spring in Isycoed churchyard Snowdrops, crocuses and celandines all flowering in St Paul's churchyard.
The promise of spring in Isycoed churchyard
Snowdrops, crocuses and celandines all flowering in St Paul's churchyard.
Bench mark on St Paul's church, Isycoed Ordnance Survey cut bench mark on the Northwest corner of St Paul's church, West face.
Bench mark on St Paul's church, Isycoed
Ordnance Survey cut bench mark on the Northwest corner of St Paul's church, West face.
St Paul's Isycoed - West end The Northwest corner and porch of St Paul's church Isycoed. There is an Ordnance Survey bench mark on the wall above the nearest bracket on the horizontal pipe: <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/7105179">SJ4050 : Bench mark on St Paul's church, Isycoed</a>
St Paul's Isycoed - West end
The Northwest corner and porch of St Paul's church Isycoed. There is an Ordnance Survey bench mark on the wall above the nearest bracket on the horizontal pipe: SJ4050 : Bench mark on St Paul's church, Isycoed
An old Boundary or Quillet stone in St Paul's churchyard, Isycoed Old boundary/quillet stone in the churchyard of St Paul, Isycoed, at the East end of the church. The inscription is believed to refer to Edwin Dod who is known to have lived in the area in 1752. "Quillet - a small tract of land" Inscription reads:- E D 1752 Milestone Society National ID: DEN_ISYCO01em
An old Boundary or Quillet stone in St Paul's churchyard, Isycoed
Old boundary/quillet stone in the churchyard of St Paul, Isycoed, at the East end of the church. The inscription is believed to refer to Edwin Dod who is known to have lived in the area in 1752. "Quillet - a small tract of land" Inscription reads:- E D 1752 Milestone Society National ID: DEN_ISYCO01em
Celandine Walk A carpet of celandine, on this short woodland walk, but not one flower?
Celandine Walk
A carpet of celandine, on this short woodland walk, but not one flower?
Bluewater Not pollution, simply the reflection of the sky in this pathside stream.
Bluewater
Not pollution, simply the reflection of the sky in this pathside stream.
How the Mighty are Fallen One of several conifers in this small wood, that have become casualties.
How the Mighty are Fallen
One of several conifers in this small wood, that have become casualties.
Out of the Woods Heading towards the River Clywedog, in the direction of Sutton Green.
Out of the Woods
Heading towards the River Clywedog, in the direction of Sutton Green.
First or Last This rickety footpath & stock bridge is either the first or last on the River Clywedog before it joins the Dee
First or Last
This rickety footpath & stock bridge is either the first or last on the River Clywedog before it joins the Dee
Reflections The last throes of the Clywedog before it joins the River Dee.
Reflections
The last throes of the Clywedog before it joins the River Dee.
Galvanised Crossing Looking upstream on the Clywedog
Galvanised Crossing
Looking upstream on the Clywedog
" From a Distance" Looking towards Pickhill Hall
" From a Distance"
Looking towards Pickhill Hall
Silent Sentinel Modern Technology doesn't come without disadvantages?
Silent Sentinel
Modern Technology doesn't come without disadvantages?
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Suttongreen Fox Covert is located at Grid Ref: SJ4148 (Lat: 53.031027, Lng: -2.8788274)

Unitary Authority: Wrexham

Police Authority: North Wales

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///prance.ripen.sting. Near Holt, Wrexham

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Located within 500m of 53.031027,-2.8788274
Barrier: stile
Foot: yes
Lat/Long: 53.0296493/-2.8720192
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Barrier: stile
Foot: yes
Lat/Long: 53.029426/-2.8719867
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