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Westcott Plantation

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Westcott Plantation

Elger Wood A track (not a right of way - there aren't many around here) leads from the road from North Tamerton to Holsworthy into the wood, which lies along the slopes of the Deer valley.
Elger Wood Credit: Derek Harper

Westcott Plantation, located in Cornwall, is a picturesque estate known for its thriving woodlands and enchanting forests. Situated amidst the serene countryside, this plantation spans over a significant area, offering a haven for nature enthusiasts and outdoor adventurers.

The woodlands of Westcott Plantation are characterized by towering trees, including oak, beech, and birch, which provide a lush canopy that filters sunlight and creates a calming ambiance. The forest floor is carpeted with a diverse range of flora, such as bluebells, ferns, and wildflowers, adding splashes of vibrant colors to the landscape. This rich ecosystem supports a variety of wildlife, including deer, foxes, and a myriad of bird species.

Visitors to Westcott Plantation can explore the extensive network of walking trails that wind through the woods, allowing them to immerse themselves in the beauty of nature. The plantation also offers guided nature walks, where knowledgeable guides provide insight into the plants, animals, and history of the area.

In addition to its natural beauty, Westcott Plantation boasts a historic manor house that dates back several centuries. The architecture of the manor reflects the traditional Cornish style, with its charming stone walls and thatched roof. Visitors can take guided tours of the manor, which offer a glimpse into the lives of the previous inhabitants and the cultural heritage of the region.

Overall, Westcott Plantation in Cornwall is a captivating destination that combines stunning woodlands, enchanting forests, and a rich historical heritage. It offers a tranquil escape for those seeking solace in nature and a deeper understanding of Cornwall's past.

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Westcott Plantation Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 50.772346/-4.4028291 or Grid Reference SX3099. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Elger Wood A track (not a right of way - there aren't many around here) leads from the road from North Tamerton to Holsworthy into the wood, which lies along the slopes of the Deer valley.
Elger Wood
A track (not a right of way - there aren't many around here) leads from the road from North Tamerton to Holsworthy into the wood, which lies along the slopes of the Deer valley.
Junction north of Venton I was more fortunate than Robert with the weather - see <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/599292">SX3199 : Road junction north of Hollafrench</a> - but then I only came here because it was sunny.
Junction north of Venton
I was more fortunate than Robert with the weather - see SX3199 : Road junction north of Hollafrench - but then I only came here because it was sunny.
Road past Davies Farm From the point where <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/4865808">SX3198 : Elger Wood</a> was taken, looking up the road to Venton. The building is a telephone exchange, with Brick Kiln Copse in the distance.
Road past Davies Farm
From the point where SX3198 : Elger Wood was taken, looking up the road to Venton. The building is a telephone exchange, with Brick Kiln Copse in the distance.
Barn near Affaland Wood From the road between North Tamerton and Venton. Beyond the lopsided-looking barn is Affaland Farm, in <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/gridref/SX3298">SX3298</a>. In between them is the Deer valley.
Barn near Affaland Wood
From the road between North Tamerton and Venton. Beyond the lopsided-looking barn is Affaland Farm, in SX3298. In between them is the Deer valley.
Field near West Venton The field behind the left-hand hedge in <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/5001762">SX3198 : Barn near Affaland Wood</a>, with distant wind turbines.
Field near West Venton
The field behind the left-hand hedge in SX3198 : Barn near Affaland Wood, with distant wind turbines.
Road at Venton Passing a bungalow between the farms at West and East Venton, which I would say are north and south of each other rather than east and west.
Road at Venton
Passing a bungalow between the farms at West and East Venton, which I would say are north and south of each other rather than east and west.
Pond on Affaland Moor A recent pond and island seen from the road to Thorndon Cross, with an unnamed plantation on the right.
Pond on Affaland Moor
A recent pond and island seen from the road to Thorndon Cross, with an unnamed plantation on the right.
Road, Affaland Moor About to start the descent shown in <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/4865995">SS3100 : Road across Affaland Moor</a>. The full name above the dog on the gate is "Beechwood". The distant ridgetop village on the left is Pyworthy.
Road, Affaland Moor
About to start the descent shown in SS3100 : Road across Affaland Moor. The full name above the dog on the gate is "Beechwood". The distant ridgetop village on the left is Pyworthy.
Field entrance, Affaland Moor On the right at the place shown in <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/5002125">SX3199 : Road, Affaland Moor</a>, looking towards the valley of a tributary of the Deer. Beyond is the rough grazing of Affaland Moor.
Field entrance, Affaland Moor
On the right at the place shown in SX3199 : Road, Affaland Moor, looking towards the valley of a tributary of the Deer. Beyond is the rough grazing of Affaland Moor.
Lane, Tinney With a 500kW wind turbine near Little Tinney, erected in 2015.
Lane, Tinney
With a 500kW wind turbine near Little Tinney, erected in 2015.
Near Tinney From the same bend as <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/5258897">SX2999 : Lane, Tinney</a>, looking left past a farm building with a pylon line across a tributary valley of Derrill Water.
Near Tinney
From the same bend as SX2999 : Lane, Tinney, looking left past a farm building with a pylon line across a tributary valley of Derrill Water.
Crowford Bridge From the lane to the north of the bridge. The River Tamar had probably burst its banks on 22 March, when the West Country suffered exceptionally torrential rain, as the pale areas on the grass are pools of water.
Crowford Bridge
From the lane to the north of the bridge. The River Tamar had probably burst its banks on 22 March, when the West Country suffered exceptionally torrential rain, as the pale areas on the grass are pools of water.
Driveway to Vacye View west.
Driveway to Vacye
View west.
Road junction north of Hollafrench View north northwest.
Road junction north of Hollafrench
View north northwest.
Looking up towards Hollafrench View south southeast
Looking up towards Hollafrench
View south southeast
Road to Holsworthy The road climbs north northwest having crossed a small tributary of the River Deer.
Road to Holsworthy
The road climbs north northwest having crossed a small tributary of the River Deer.
Junction on the Holsworthy Road View north. The road to the left goes (eventually) to Whitstone.
Junction on the Holsworthy Road
View north. The road to the left goes (eventually) to Whitstone.
West Yeomadon Viewed across pasture land from the south.
West Yeomadon
Viewed across pasture land from the south.
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Westcott Plantation is located at Grid Ref: SX3099 (Lat: 50.772346, Lng: -4.4028291)

Unitary Authority: Cornwall

Police Authority: Devon and Cornwall

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