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Garden Coppice

Wood, Forest in Shropshire

England

Garden Coppice

Bridges (Youth) Hostel Bridges Hostel is close to the small Shropshire settlement of Ratlinghope - 'Rachup' in pronunciation. Bridges was once part of the YHA operation but was sold on some time ago to owners (or an owner) who still operate(s) the building as a hostel; it remains bookable through the YHA.
Bridges (Youth) Hostel Credit: Trevor Littlewood

Garden Coppice is a picturesque wooded area located in Shropshire, England. It is known for its lush greenery, diverse plant life, and tranquil atmosphere. The coppice is situated within close proximity to the village of Clun and covers an expansive area of approximately 100 acres.

The woodland at Garden Coppice is primarily composed of mixed deciduous trees, including oak, beech, and ash. These majestic trees provide a dense canopy, creating a shaded and cool environment, especially during the summer months. The forest floor is covered in a thick carpet of moss and ferns, adding to the enchanting beauty of the area.

Visitors to Garden Coppice can indulge in a variety of activities, such as walking, hiking, and birdwatching. The woodland trails wind through the trees, offering stunning views of the surrounding countryside. The area is home to a wide range of wildlife, including deer, squirrels, and various bird species, making it a paradise for nature lovers and photographers.

The coppice is also a popular spot for picnics and family outings. There are designated picnic areas with benches and tables, as well as open spaces where children can play and explore. Additionally, the presence of a small stream running through the woodland adds to the overall charm and tranquility of the area.

Garden Coppice is a true haven for those seeking solace in nature. Its serene ambiance, diverse flora and fauna, and scenic beauty make it a must-visit destination for anyone visiting Shropshire.

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Bridges (Youth) Hostel Bridges Hostel is close to the small Shropshire settlement of Ratlinghope - 'Rachup' in pronunciation. Bridges was once part of the YHA operation but was sold on some time ago to owners (or an owner) who still operate(s) the building as a hostel; it remains bookable through the YHA.
Bridges (Youth) Hostel
Bridges Hostel is close to the small Shropshire settlement of Ratlinghope - 'Rachup' in pronunciation. Bridges was once part of the YHA operation but was sold on some time ago to owners (or an owner) who still operate(s) the building as a hostel; it remains bookable through the YHA.
Riders on the lane into Coates Participants in the 2012 MTB Marathon Event around the Long Mynd area, heading along the track from Asterton into Coates, through a gateway that is normally kept closed.
Riders on the lane into Coates
Participants in the 2012 MTB Marathon Event around the Long Mynd area, heading along the track from Asterton into Coates, through a gateway that is normally kept closed.
Coates Farm Participants in the 2012 MTB Marathon Event heading through Coates Farm, from where the route went rapidly (VERY rapidly...) downhill to Bridge, and then slowly (VERY slowly...) back up the Stiperstones road past Squilver.
Coates Farm
Participants in the 2012 MTB Marathon Event heading through Coates Farm, from where the route went rapidly (VERY rapidly...) downhill to Bridge, and then slowly (VERY slowly...) back up the Stiperstones road past Squilver.
Across the valley towards Coppice Farm From the northern end of Adstone Hill, looking eastwards(ish) to the slopes of the Long Mynd and Coppice Farm.
Across the valley towards Coppice Farm
From the northern end of Adstone Hill, looking eastwards(ish) to the slopes of the Long Mynd and Coppice Farm.
On Adstone Hill The Shropshire Way climbs (or descends) this northern end of Adstone Hill, with views up the East Onny valley towards Westcott.
On Adstone Hill
The Shropshire Way climbs (or descends) this northern end of Adstone Hill, with views up the East Onny valley towards Westcott.
Stile and tree on Adstone Hill Actually a double-stile, as there are two rows of wire protecting a new hedge from the marauding sheep.
Stile and tree on Adstone Hill
Actually a double-stile, as there are two rows of wire protecting a new hedge from the marauding sheep.
Land around Kinnerton Chapel The small white patches along the hedge lines are the last remains from a week of heavy snowfall
Land around Kinnerton Chapel
The small white patches along the hedge lines are the last remains from a week of heavy snowfall
Field beside Kinnerton Chapel
Field beside Kinnerton Chapel
River East Onny
River East Onny
Cattlegrid on the road to The Bog
Cattlegrid on the road to The Bog
The Horseshoe Inn An unusual means of transport favoured by one of the locals. Handling the Marshalls traction engine was a challenge on the narrow country lanes from Ratlinghope.
The Horseshoe Inn
An unusual means of transport favoured by one of the locals. Handling the Marshalls traction engine was a challenge on the narrow country lanes from Ratlinghope.
Walkers pass by the pub at Bridges, Shropshire Early on a May morning and these walkers are eager to be up in the hills but are anticipating the Horseshoe Inn's hospitality after their walk.
Walkers pass by the pub at Bridges, Shropshire
Early on a May morning and these walkers are eager to be up in the hills but are anticipating the Horseshoe Inn's hospitality after their walk.
Rural cottage near Bridges, Shropshire A quiet little traditional rural cottage.
Rural cottage near Bridges, Shropshire
A quiet little traditional rural cottage.
In the Shropshire Hills in May Who would want to be anywhere else? The farm is Stedment farm and lies between the glorious Long Mynd and the lovely Stiperstones ridge. Not a bad spot.
In the Shropshire Hills in May
Who would want to be anywhere else? The farm is Stedment farm and lies between the glorious Long Mynd and the lovely Stiperstones ridge. Not a bad spot.
In some of the Shropshire Hills in May From this field corner a distant aspect of the lovely Stiperstones ridge can be appreciated as well as the rolling minor hills in between.
In some of the Shropshire Hills in May
From this field corner a distant aspect of the lovely Stiperstones ridge can be appreciated as well as the rolling minor hills in between.
On Adstone Hill, Shropshire in May Walkers follow this delightful ridge walk in sublime May weather - hot sun, cooling breeze.
On Adstone Hill, Shropshire in May
Walkers follow this delightful ridge walk in sublime May weather - hot sun, cooling breeze.
Waymarker post on Adstone Hill, Shropshire A Ride UK bridleway disc, a local waymarked walk disc and of course the old style Shropshire Way disc (much preferable to the new style ones!) set off this weathered old fence post.
Waymarker post on Adstone Hill, Shropshire
A Ride UK bridleway disc, a local waymarked walk disc and of course the old style Shropshire Way disc (much preferable to the new style ones!) set off this weathered old fence post.
Old tree on Adstone Hill, Shropshire It would be hard to imagine a more weathered, characterful and stubborn tree.
Old tree on Adstone Hill, Shropshire
It would be hard to imagine a more weathered, characterful and stubborn tree.
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Garden Coppice is located at Grid Ref: SO4096 (Lat: 52.566487, Lng: -2.886432)

Unitary Authority: Shropshire

Police Authority: West Mercia

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Ratlinghope
Place: hamlet
Wikidata: Q3877105
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