Eastern Plantation

Wood, Forest in Devon North Devon

England

Eastern Plantation

The old station, Bishops Nympton and Molland On the old, now lifted, Taunton to Barnstaple GWR branch
The old station, Bishops Nympton and Molland Credit: Martin Southwood

Eastern Plantation, Devon, also known as Wood or Forest, is a picturesque location situated in the county of Devon, England. Located in the eastern part of the county, this plantation offers visitors a tranquil and serene experience in the heart of nature.

Stretching across a vast area, Eastern Plantation is home to a diverse range of flora and fauna. The plantation is characterized by its dense woodlands, lush greenery, and towering trees that create a mesmerizing canopy. The variety of tree species found here includes oak, beech, birch, and pine, among others.

The plantation offers visitors a range of recreational activities. Nature enthusiasts can embark on scenic walks and hikes along the well-maintained trails that crisscross the area. These trails provide breathtaking views and opportunities to spot various wildlife species, such as deer, squirrels, and a wide array of bird species.

For those seeking a more leisurely experience, Eastern Plantation offers peaceful picnic spots where visitors can enjoy a meal surrounded by the tranquil ambiance of nature. The plantation also provides camping facilities for those looking to spend a night under the stars.

Eastern Plantation, Devon, is easily accessible, with well-connected roads leading to the site. The plantation is a popular destination for both locals and tourists alike, offering a peaceful retreat from the hustle and bustle of city life.

Overall, Eastern Plantation, Devon, is a nature lover's paradise, providing a serene escape into the beauty of woodlands and forests. Whether it's for a day trip or a longer stay, this plantation offers a rejuvenating experience for visitors of all ages.

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Eastern Plantation Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 51.031618/-3.7363158 or Grid Reference SS7827. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

The old station, Bishops Nympton and Molland On the old, now lifted, Taunton to Barnstaple GWR branch
The old station, Bishops Nympton and Molland
On the old, now lifted, Taunton to Barnstaple GWR branch
Twitchen: Bickingcott Cross Looking north-north-west. The road ahead leads to Twitchen Mill and Twitchen hamlet
Twitchen: Bickingcott Cross
Looking north-north-west. The road ahead leads to Twitchen Mill and Twitchen hamlet
Twitchen: near Lower Bickingcott Looking south west towards Bickingcott Wood, left, and Lower Ley Wood beyond
Twitchen: near Lower Bickingcott
Looking south west towards Bickingcott Wood, left, and Lower Ley Wood beyond
Bishop’s Nympton: near Combsland Cross Looking west towards South Molton, its church tower almost on the skyline
Bishop’s Nympton: near Combsland Cross
Looking west towards South Molton, its church tower almost on the skyline
Bishop’s Nympton: Combsland New Cross The Audi is turning off the old Wiveliscombe-Bampton-South Molton turnpike and heading north towards Twitchen and Molland. Looking north east
Bishop’s Nympton: Combsland New Cross
The Audi is turning off the old Wiveliscombe-Bampton-South Molton turnpike and heading north towards Twitchen and Molland. Looking north east
Bishop’s Nympton: near Mornacott Bridge In the valley of the river Yeo, looking west
Bishop’s Nympton: near Mornacott Bridge
In the valley of the river Yeo, looking west
Bishop’s Nympton: river Yeo at Mornacott Bridge This river once powered waterwheels downstream at Garliford, Bish and West mills before joining the river Mole above Alswear. Looking west-north-west
Bishop’s Nympton: river Yeo at Mornacott Bridge
This river once powered waterwheels downstream at Garliford, Bish and West mills before joining the river Mole above Alswear. Looking west-north-west
Bishop’s Nympton: course of the Taunton-Barnstaple railway This branch opened as a broad gauge line in November 1873 and was converted to standard gauge in May 1881. It closed in 1965. Here it is paralleled by a National Grid overhead transmission line. Looking east
Bishop’s Nympton: course of the Taunton-Barnstaple railway
This branch opened as a broad gauge line in November 1873 and was converted to standard gauge in May 1881. It closed in 1965. Here it is paralleled by a National Grid overhead transmission line. Looking east
Bishop’s Nympton: near Veraby Looking north-north-east with a buzzard aloft
Bishop’s Nympton: near Veraby
Looking north-north-east with a buzzard aloft
Bishop’s Nympton: barns at Reach Here the lane via Veraby passes through the buildings of Reach farm. Looking north-north-west
Bishop’s Nympton: barns at Reach
Here the lane via Veraby passes through the buildings of Reach farm. Looking north-north-west
Bishop’s Nympton: Reach The farmhouse, looking north east
Bishop’s Nympton: Reach
The farmhouse, looking north east
Bishop’s Nympton: Mornacott Front entrance to the farmhouse, looking north-north-west
Bishop’s Nympton: Mornacott
Front entrance to the farmhouse, looking north-north-west
Molland: Sheepwash Looking west-south-west to Sheepwash farm and the Yeo valley
Molland: Sheepwash
Looking west-south-west to Sheepwash farm and the Yeo valley
Molland: Lower Hill Looking north-north-west towards a relatively remote Exmoor farm. Only two barns survive at neighbouring Higher Hill – the farmhouse has gone
Molland: Lower Hill
Looking north-north-west towards a relatively remote Exmoor farm. Only two barns survive at neighbouring Higher Hill – the farmhouse has gone
Molland: towards West Molland Barton By the bridleway from Little Champson to Lower Hill, looking north-north-west. Buildings at West Molland Barton are just visible above the plantation, left.
Molland: towards West Molland Barton
By the bridleway from Little Champson to Lower Hill, looking north-north-west. Buildings at West Molland Barton are just visible above the plantation, left.
Molland: West Molland Barton Seen from the bridleway from Pulsworthy Bridge and looking south-south-west. In the late nineteenth century or early twentieth century the farm relied on a turbine fed by a leat in the valley below - on the right - to generate power
Molland: West Molland Barton
Seen from the bridleway from Pulsworthy Bridge and looking south-south-west. In the late nineteenth century or early twentieth century the farm relied on a turbine fed by a leat in the valley below - on the right - to generate power
Bishop’s Nympton: towards the B3227 The road was built as a 19th century turnpike linking Bampton with South Molton. It was once the A361 but has since been downgraded from that designation following the opening of the North Devon Link Road from the M5 Motorway to Barnstaple. The old turnpike route runs parallel with and south of the river Yeo, keeping to the high ground
Bishop’s Nympton: towards the B3227
The road was built as a 19th century turnpike linking Bampton with South Molton. It was once the A361 but has since been downgraded from that designation following the opening of the North Devon Link Road from the M5 Motorway to Barnstaple. The old turnpike route runs parallel with and south of the river Yeo, keeping to the high ground
Molland: lane to Combsland Cross Looking south
Molland: lane to Combsland Cross
Looking south
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Eastern Plantation is located at Grid Ref: SS7827 (Lat: 51.031618, Lng: -3.7363158)

Administrative County: Devon

District: North Devon

Police Authority: Devon and Cornwall

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