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Ford Plantation

Wood, Forest in Somerset Somerset West and Taunton

England

Ford Plantation

Langham Hill Pit foundations This was an iron ore mine and this pit was sunk in 1865-66 and a second hand rotative beam pumping and winding engine was brought over from South Wales. This had a 25" cylinder. It was later moved to Burrow Farm were it was installed in 1879. These foundations were excavated in 1995 and include the engine house, boiler house for two boiler, chimney base and flywheel pit. The shaft is nearby and fenced off.
Langham Hill Pit foundations Credit: Chris Allen

Ford Plantation is a luxurious residential community located in Somerset County, England. Nestled within a vast woodland area, it offers a serene and idyllic setting for its residents. The plantation is spread across a sprawling land area, with an abundance of mature trees and lush greenery, creating a picturesque and tranquil environment.

The community is known for its exceptional architecture and high-end amenities. The houses in Ford Plantation are meticulously designed and constructed with a blend of traditional and modern elements, offering a perfect balance between comfort and elegance. The properties often feature spacious living areas, gourmet kitchens, and expansive gardens, allowing residents to enjoy the beauty of the surrounding nature.

In addition to the residential properties, Ford Plantation offers a range of amenities to cater to the needs of its residents. These include a clubhouse, fitness center, swimming pool, tennis courts, and walking trails. The plantation also features a private golf course that is renowned for its challenging layout and scenic views.

The location of Ford Plantation is another highlight. Situated in the heart of Somerset, residents have easy access to the county's charming villages, historic landmarks, and cultural attractions. The nearby woodlands offer opportunities for outdoor activities such as hiking, wildlife spotting, and picnicking.

Overall, Ford Plantation in Somerset is a prestigious residential community that provides a luxurious and peaceful lifestyle amidst the beauty of nature. With its stunning architecture, top-notch amenities, and prime location, it remains a sought-after destination for those seeking a refined living experience.

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Langham Hill Pit foundations This was an iron ore mine and this pit was sunk in 1865-66 and a second hand rotative beam pumping and winding engine was brought over from South Wales. This had a 25" cylinder. It was later moved to Burrow Farm were it was installed in 1879. These foundations were excavated in 1995 and include the engine house, boiler house for two boiler, chimney base and flywheel pit. The shaft is nearby and fenced off.
Langham Hill Pit foundations
This was an iron ore mine and this pit was sunk in 1865-66 and a second hand rotative beam pumping and winding engine was brought over from South Wales. This had a 25" cylinder. It was later moved to Burrow Farm were it was installed in 1879. These foundations were excavated in 1995 and include the engine house, boiler house for two boiler, chimney base and flywheel pit. The shaft is nearby and fenced off.
Crossing Bessom Bridge at the head of Wimbleball lake, heading east
Crossing Bessom Bridge at the head of Wimbleball lake, heading east
Brompton Regis : Bessom Bridge Looking towards Bessom Bridge which usually has Wimblelake Lake underneath.
Brompton Regis : Bessom Bridge
Looking towards Bessom Bridge which usually has Wimblelake Lake underneath.
Brompton Regis : Bessom Bridge Looking towards Bessom Bridge at the northern side of Wimbleball Lake, which today is not much of a lake.
Brompton Regis : Bessom Bridge
Looking towards Bessom Bridge at the northern side of Wimbleball Lake, which today is not much of a lake.
Brompton Regis : Wimbleball Lake Where the water should be at the northern end of the lake.
Brompton Regis : Wimbleball Lake
Where the water should be at the northern end of the lake.
Brompton Regis: Gupworthy Farm Nearby are old workings for iron ore as is the site of the terminus of the West Somerset Mineral Railway – both at SS966353. Below the farm a barn retained an overshot waterwheel in 1996; it was said to be powered by the water from a mine adit, channelled in a leat
Brompton Regis: Gupworthy Farm
Nearby are old workings for iron ore as is the site of the terminus of the West Somerset Mineral Railway – both at SS966353. Below the farm a barn retained an overshot waterwheel in 1996; it was said to be powered by the water from a mine adit, channelled in a leat
Besom Bridge, Wimbleball reservoir New bridge over north going arm of the reservoir taking the Brompton Regis to Brendon Hill road over the flooded valley
Besom Bridge, Wimbleball reservoir
New bridge over north going arm of the reservoir taking the Brompton Regis to Brendon Hill road over the flooded valley
Swansea Farm, Withiel Florey Looking NW from the Withiel Florey approach road
Swansea Farm, Withiel Florey
Looking NW from the Withiel Florey approach road
Church of St. Mary Magdalene, Withiel Florey Looking North over the upper part of the valley that contains the north arm of Wimbleball reservoir.
Church of St. Mary Magdalene, Withiel Florey
Looking North over the upper part of the valley that contains the north arm of Wimbleball reservoir.
Old trackbed of the West Somerset Mineral Railway The sunken trackbed of the old Mineral Railway that was lifted nearly one hundred years ago. We are looking west towards the old terminus at Gupworthy, app one mile away.
Old trackbed of the West Somerset Mineral Railway
The sunken trackbed of the old Mineral Railway that was lifted nearly one hundred years ago. We are looking west towards the old terminus at Gupworthy, app one mile away.
The Round House This oddly shaped house, probably hexagonal or octagonal (difficult to tell from the road), is on the north side of the B3224.
The Round House
This oddly shaped house, probably hexagonal or octagonal (difficult to tell from the road), is on the north side of the B3224.
Ruglands Farm Beyond the farm buildings there is a glimpse of Wimbleball Lake, the largest reservoir in Somerset.
Ruglands Farm
Beyond the farm buildings there is a glimpse of Wimbleball Lake, the largest reservoir in Somerset.
Small hedgerow trees near Withiel Florey Maintaining the traditional hedgerow pattern of the Brendon Hills.
Small hedgerow trees near Withiel Florey
Maintaining the traditional hedgerow pattern of the Brendon Hills.
The northern end of Wimbleball Lake The reservoir level is quite low.
The northern end of Wimbleball Lake
The reservoir level is quite low.
Woodland edge near Leigh Farm
Woodland edge near Leigh Farm
Woodland path near Leigh Farm Looking south along the path.
Woodland path near Leigh Farm
Looking south along the path.
King's Brompton Forest The forest runs along the valley in the middle distance.
King's Brompton Forest
The forest runs along the valley in the middle distance.
Road at Blagdon Hill
Road at Blagdon Hill
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Ford Plantation is located at Grid Ref: SS9733 (Lat: 51.093791, Lng: -3.4625972)

Administrative County: Somerset

District: Somerset West and Taunton

Police Authority: Avon and Somerset

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