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Jeffreys' Covert

Wood, Forest in Lancashire West Lancashire

England

Jeffreys' Covert

Crossens terminus The Arriva bus on the A565 Preston New Road has just completed the route #47 service from Liverpool.
Crossens terminus Credit: Gerald England

Jeffreys' Covert, Lancashire is a picturesque woodland located in the heart of the county. Spanning over a vast area, this forest is a haven for nature enthusiasts and outdoor adventurers alike. The woodland is named after its founder, Mr. Jeffrey, who dedicated his life to preserving and nurturing this natural treasure.

The forest boasts a diverse range of tree species, including oak, beech, and pine, creating a vibrant tapestry of colors throughout the year. The forest floor is covered with a lush carpet of wildflowers and ferns, providing a rich habitat for a variety of wildlife. Visitors can spot an array of animals, such as deer, squirrels, and rabbits, as they explore the winding trails that meander through the woodland.

Jeffreys' Covert offers a tranquil escape from the hustle and bustle of city life. The peaceful atmosphere invites visitors to unwind and connect with nature. The forest is a popular destination for hikers, joggers, and cyclists who can take advantage of the well-maintained paths that crisscross through the woods.

Additionally, the woodland offers educational opportunities for both children and adults. Guided tours and nature walks are available, allowing visitors to learn about the local flora and fauna and the importance of conservation efforts.

Overall, Jeffreys' Covert, Lancashire is a hidden gem that showcases the beauty and diversity of the English countryside. Whether it's for a leisurely stroll, a family outing, or a chance to reconnect with nature, this woodland provides a truly unforgettable experience.

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Jeffreys' Covert Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 53.666115/-2.9274066 or Grid Reference SD3819. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Crossens terminus The Arriva bus on the A565 Preston New Road has just completed the route #47 service from Liverpool.
Crossens terminus
The Arriva bus on the A565 Preston New Road has just completed the route #47 service from Liverpool.
Ralph's Wife Lane, Banks Winter trees at dusk.
Ralph's Wife Lane, Banks
Winter trees at dusk.
Banks Methodist Chapel, Church Lane, Banks
Banks Methodist Chapel, Church Lane, Banks
Station Road from Ralph's Wife's Lane, Banks
Station Road from Ralph's Wife's Lane, Banks
The last houses in Banks Road We are already outside Sefton and in West Lancashire. At this point the road becomes Ralph's Wife's Lane, as if to make a point.
The last houses in Banks Road
We are already outside Sefton and in West Lancashire. At this point the road becomes Ralph's Wife's Lane, as if to make a point.
Thereby hangs a tale... Actually I found there are several tales attempting to explain this road name. Some involve smuggling. The prosaic, and therefore most likely, one, is that Ralph divorced his wife with a settlement involving a plot of land at the ends of this lane.
Thereby hangs a tale...
Actually I found there are several tales attempting to explain this road name. Some involve smuggling. The prosaic, and therefore most likely, one, is that Ralph divorced his wife with a settlement involving a plot of land at the ends of this lane.
Ralph's Wife's Lane, Banks It might almost be Spring!
Ralph's Wife's Lane, Banks
It might almost be Spring!
Church of St Stephen in the Banks The village of Banks is thought to be named for a series of embankments built to restrain the River Ribble. It is clained that the local pronunciation is "Bonks".
Church of St Stephen in the Banks
The village of Banks is thought to be named for a series of embankments built to restrain the River Ribble. It is clained that the local pronunciation is "Bonks".
Cooperative Food store, Banks On Church Road
Cooperative Food store, Banks
On Church Road
Mackay's Newsagents The post box is PR9 143: it used to be outside the post office 250m west of here, but moved in about 2013 when the post office closed.
Mackay's Newsagents
The post box is PR9 143: it used to be outside the post office 250m west of here, but moved in about 2013 when the post office closed.
Fleetwood Farm It has a stone giving a date of 1787
Fleetwood Farm
It has a stone giving a date of 1787
The Railway Drain This drain follows the line of the West Lancashire Railway, which ran from Southport to Preston. Banks Station was here, on the other side of the road. The line was lifted in 1965. No charge for the traffic cone.
The Railway Drain
This drain follows the line of the West Lancashire Railway, which ran from Southport to Preston. Banks Station was here, on the other side of the road. The line was lifted in 1965. No charge for the traffic cone.
House building on Guinea Hall Lane Twenty houses are currently under construction on the west side of Guinea Hall Lane.
House building on Guinea Hall Lane
Twenty houses are currently under construction on the west side of Guinea Hall Lane.
St John's Church. Rufford Road, Crossens
St John's Church. Rufford Road, Crossens
Scarisbrick Mausoleum, St John's Church Rufford Road, Crossens
Scarisbrick Mausoleum, St John's Church
Rufford Road, Crossens
Three Pools Waterway at Sandy Bridge
Three Pools Waterway at Sandy Bridge
Sandy Bridge, Crossens
Sandy Bridge, Crossens
Drainage ditch near Sandy Bridge, Crossens
Drainage ditch near Sandy Bridge, Crossens
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Jeffreys' Covert is located at Grid Ref: SD3819 (Lat: 53.666115, Lng: -2.9274066)

Administrative County: Lancashire

District: West Lancashire

Police Authority: Lancashire

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