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Volume 6 ( East Hampshire)
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| Description and Date | Remarks | Protection | Grid Ref. and Punchcard No. | |
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| Group A - Natural Features | ||||
| Trees |
Hurstmere Close. One holly, an American arborvitae and a beech standing separately, also a group of three silver birch, and four areas containing trees of various species. | T.P.O. No. 378 |
SU 878 354 1609 01 |
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| Trees |
Junction of Hammer Lane and Headley Road. Wellingtonia and one Norway spruce on road-side verge. | SU 856 358 1609 06 |
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| Trees |
Field opposite Grayshott Hall, Headley Road. Mixed species mainly oak, rowan, beech and Scots pine, forming pleasing groups and shelter belt. Centred on grid reference. | T.P.O. No. 6 E.H.D. |
SU 860 358 1609 11 |
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| Parkland |
Grayshott Hall. 45 acres of parkland containing many fine trees including Japanese cedars, Douglas firs, wellingtonia, sequoias and tulip trees. The whole area one of scenic beauty. | SU 857 357 1609 05 |
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| Trees |
St. Anne's, Headley Road. Several trees of various species standing in an area within the grounds of the property. | T.P.O. No. 5 E.H.D. |
SU 866 353 1609 10 |
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| Natural Feature |
Whitmore Hanger, bordering Whitmore Vale/ Sports Field. Steep sandstone hanger overlying Atherfield clay from which springs occur. Beautiful wooded area consisting mainly of beech and oak. Crest of hanger commands extensive views to north west. Area bordered by public footpaths. | SU 868 357 1609 09 |
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| Group C - Footpaths, Bridleways and Old Travelways | ||||
| Old Travelway |
Stoney Bottom. From Haslemere to Waggoners Wells. Lane bordered by thickly wooded slopes. Western end runs into marshy land where several springs form stream feeding Waggoners Wells Lakes. Partly owned by the National Trust. | SU 863 345 1609 03 |
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| Bridleway No. 13 |
Whitmore Vale to Hammer Lane. Track from country lane up steep wooded hanger to ridge of hill, through extensive woodland of exceptional beauty. | SU 861 359 1609 40 |
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| Bridleway No. 6 to Footpath No. 10 |
Whitmore Vale, Hammer Lane to parish boundary. Path climbing wooded hanger and crossing high ridge to Hammer Lane, continuing into deep valley and up following the parish boundary. | SU 859 364 1609 39 |
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| Footpath No. 7 |
Beech Lane to Whitmore Vale. Scenic path commencing on ridge of beech hanger with extensive views. Skirts edge of fields and descends through woodland to country lane. | SU 867 356 1609 38 |
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