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Greetings on map ref SD893 37B along side back lane travelling from colne to trawden and coldwell there is a wall section of field containing a small copice of trees .Seemingly there is no reason for this as the rest of the fields in the area are clear of trees.Just wondered if there is a reason behind this.
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Wall tree copice
mudslinger110- Join date : 2013-04-24
Age : 47
QDanT- Join date : 2011-05-29
Location : Earby used to be in Yorkshire
I don't know it off hand but quite often a copice is for Phesants, did you mean SD 893 378 ? rather than 37B
Cheers Danny
Cheers Danny
mudslinger110- Join date : 2013-04-24
Age : 47
Greetings Danny,
Yes there are two small copice both walled of from the field in grid ref you give having to get use to the grid ref again.It just that the land wouldbe usuitable for pheasant as all round is to open country for them. I have a feeling they could represent something else.
Yes there are two small copice both walled of from the field in grid ref you give having to get use to the grid ref again.It just that the land wouldbe usuitable for pheasant as all round is to open country for them. I have a feeling they could represent something else.
Sunbright57- Join date : 2011-02-10
Age : 67
Location : Nelson - the one in Lancashire sorry to say!
Yes, I know the coppice running along the side of the lane up to Clarion House. Its a little bit west of those grid references at (SD8907 3788) beside the lane. I always wondered what that long strip of tree-covered land was for.
QDanT- Join date : 2011-05-29
Location : Earby used to be in Yorkshire
Sunbright57 wrote:Yes, I know the coppice running along the side of the lane up to Clarion House. Its a little bit west of those grid references at (SD8907 3788) beside the lane. I always wondered what that long strip of tree-covered land was for.
well done 
Sunbright57- Join date : 2011-02-10
Age : 67
Location : Nelson - the one in Lancashire sorry to say!
That's the place Danny. Is that hands clapping for me ? 