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Great Trill Coppice

Wood, Forest in Devon East Devon

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Great Trill Coppice

On the A35 eastbound approaching Abbey Gate junction
On the A35 eastbound approaching Abbey Gate junction Credit: Rob Purvis

Great Trill Coppice is a picturesque woodland located in Devon, England. Stretching over an area of approximately 200 acres, it is known for its dense forest cover and diverse flora and fauna. The coppice is situated in the southern part of Devon, near the village of Trill, and is easily accessible by foot or by car.

The woodland is primarily composed of broadleaf trees, with a prominent presence of oak, beech, and ash trees. The dense canopy provides a cool and shaded environment, making it an ideal spot for leisurely walks and nature enthusiasts. The forest floor is adorned with a variety of wildflowers, including bluebells and primroses, creating a vibrant and colorful display during the spring season.

Great Trill Coppice is home to a wide range of wildlife, making it a popular destination for birdwatchers and animal lovers alike. Visitors may spot various bird species, such as woodpeckers, nuthatches, and tawny owls, as well as woodland mammals like badgers and foxes. The coppice also supports a diverse insect population, contributing to the overall biodiversity of the area.

The woodland offers several well-marked trails, allowing visitors to explore its natural beauty at their own pace. There are also designated picnic areas and benches strategically placed throughout the forest, providing visitors with opportunities to relax and enjoy the serene surroundings.

Great Trill Coppice is not only a haven for nature enthusiasts but also serves as an important ecological site, contributing to the preservation and conservation of Devon's natural heritage.

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Images are sourced within 2km of 50.757723/-2.9973996 or Grid Reference SY2995. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

On the A35 eastbound approaching Abbey Gate junction
On the A35 eastbound approaching Abbey Gate junction
On the A35 south of Axminster, heading east
On the A35 south of Axminster, heading east
Pillbox in field south of Axminster One of several surviving pillboxes in the Axe valley near Axminster
Pillbox in field south of Axminster
One of several surviving pillboxes in the Axe valley near Axminster
Lower Abbey Farm, south of Axminster
Lower Abbey Farm, south of Axminster
Pillbox in field, Higher Abbey Farm, near Axminster One of several surviving pillboxes in the Axe valley near Axminster
Pillbox in field, Higher Abbey Farm, near Axminster
One of several surviving pillboxes in the Axe valley near Axminster
Musbury: from Musbury Castle to the mouth of the Axe Musbury Castle is a hill fort, 170m high, above and to the south east of Musbury village. Seaton can be seen in the distance
Musbury: from Musbury Castle to the mouth of the Axe
Musbury Castle is a hill fort, 170m high, above and to the south east of Musbury village. Seaton can be seen in the distance
View across the Axe Valley Balls Farm can just be seen in amongst the trees.
View across the Axe Valley
Balls Farm can just be seen in amongst the trees.
Bulmoor Cross, Devon Bulmoor Cross is 2 miles east of Musbury.
Bulmoor Cross, Devon
Bulmoor Cross is 2 miles east of Musbury.
Little Trill Holiday Cottages, Trill A most wonderful part of the Axe Valley.
Little Trill Holiday Cottages, Trill
A most wonderful part of the Axe Valley.
Higher and Lower Abbey Farm Taken from footbridge over the River Axe. The crossing across the Axminster to Exeter railway line is central to the hedges
Higher and Lower Abbey Farm
Taken from footbridge over the River Axe. The crossing across the Axminster to Exeter railway line is central to the hedges
Dairy herd grazing in field Higher Abbey Farm is just visible in the trees beyond the railway line. This land is often flooded in winter as the River Axe meanders its way across this flood plain. Photographer on footbridge over river
Dairy herd grazing in field
Higher Abbey Farm is just visible in the trees beyond the railway line. This land is often flooded in winter as the River Axe meanders its way across this flood plain. Photographer on footbridge over river
Slymlakes Farm A wonderfully named farm viewed from the farm railway crossing
Slymlakes Farm
A wonderfully named farm viewed from the farm railway crossing
Farm railway crossing Track across the field on the other side leads to Slymlakes Farm
Farm railway crossing
Track across the field on the other side leads to Slymlakes Farm
Field beside the Fosse Way south of Axminster The field boundary on the left follows the line of a tiny tributary of the River Axe. Seen through a hedge from the A358, here following the line of the Fosse Way.
Field beside the Fosse Way south of Axminster
The field boundary on the left follows the line of a tiny tributary of the River Axe. Seen through a hedge from the A358, here following the line of the Fosse Way.
View from Pudleylake Road The road briefly crosses the southwest corner of this square, but this view from a gateway on the edge of Ashford Hill Plantation looks right across the square. The valley in the centre carries the tributary of the Axe that flows past Great Trill. The first line of trees on the north side of the valley marks the line of the dismantled Axminster & Lyme Regis Railway. Above the fields is Trinity Hill, in <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/gridref/SY3095">SY3095</a>.
View from Pudleylake Road
The road briefly crosses the southwest corner of this square, but this view from a gateway on the edge of Ashford Hill Plantation looks right across the square. The valley in the centre carries the tributary of the Axe that flows past Great Trill. The first line of trees on the north side of the valley marks the line of the dismantled Axminster & Lyme Regis Railway. Above the fields is Trinity Hill, in SY3095.
Ashford Hill Plantation The gate leads into the northern corner of the plantation. The lane (Pudleylake Road) leads to Bulmoor Cross. <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/441660">SY2995 : View from Pudleylake Road</a> was taken from a few yards along the lane on the left.
Ashford Hill Plantation
The gate leads into the northern corner of the plantation. The lane (Pudleylake Road) leads to Bulmoor Cross. SY2995 : View from Pudleylake Road was taken from a few yards along the lane on the left.
Field at Bulmoor A view from the East Devon Way below Bulmoor Cross, where it follows the no through lane to Woodlands Farm.
Field at Bulmoor
A view from the East Devon Way below Bulmoor Cross, where it follows the no through lane to Woodlands Farm.
Axminster Carpets Factory Outlet Situated at Abbey Gate. The A358 to Musbury is on the left. Taken from the embankment of the A35, the Axminster by-pass.
Axminster Carpets Factory Outlet
Situated at Abbey Gate. The A358 to Musbury is on the left. Taken from the embankment of the A35, the Axminster by-pass.
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Great Trill Coppice is located at Grid Ref: SY2995 (Lat: 50.757723, Lng: -2.9973996)

Administrative County: Devon

District: East Devon

Police Authority: Devon and Cornwall

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