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The estate has a many different woodland and meadow areas.
Church Wood
Church Wood, is close to Church Lodge the wood runs along the estate western boundary running up to Coombe Lodge in Clarken Coombe.
The church is All Saints Church in Long Ashton.
Clarken Coombe
Clarken Coombe again on the western edge of the estate.
Above the Coombe in Winter after a light snowfall.
Lime Avenue
The driveway leading to Clifton Lodge in early spring.
You can see more on the lodges, on the mansion page.
Domesday Oak
The Domesday (or Doomsday) Oak in Winter showing its supporting timbers.
You can see photos of the installation of the new Oak A Frame supports here.
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Ice House Plantation
Just below the mansion you can see the Ice House in the shelter of the Ice House Plantation trees.
Keepers Wood
Spring leaves on one of the driveways that run through Keepers Wood.
The wood is also known as Ashton Plantation.
Rownham PlantationRownham Plantation, see the top of page photo. Quiet woodland area with many blue bells in Spring.
Smyth Field
Smyth Field is a broad meadow running down from the Mansion House to the UWE campus and Ashton Park School grounds.
Both campus and school were built in the estates old grounds.
Photo from Kennel Lodge Road with a distant Dundry Village at the top of Dundry Hill.
Summerhouse PlantationSummerhouse Plantation is immediately above the mansion car park. See the oak with the broadest bole on the red deer park side of the wood.
Top Park Field
Wild flowers in Top Park Field photo taken close to the Timberland Trail,
with the New Barn Wood on the right and Durnford Quarry to the left.
Wildlife MeadowA nature reserve managed by the local Wildlife Trust. At the top of the estate near to Top Park Field. |
History and NeighboursLinks on the history of Ashton Court and to its neighbours: Leigh Woods, the Avon Gorge, Clifton Suspension Bridge ... |
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