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Lord's Wood Entrance, Looking Towards Malvern294 viewsThe trees at the entrance to Lord's Wood, with the tip of the Malvern Hills in the distance.
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Lord's Wood Track279 viewsThis photograph is taken from our track leading into Lord's Wood. The camera is looking south, towards Lord's Wood Cottage. The brick structure is, I believe, an old chicken coop. According to our recorded title documents, our property line runs on the eastern side (left in this photograph) of the chicken coop. As shown by this photograph, the fence is quite a distance from the coop. This is being double-checked by our surveyor.
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Lord's Wood Fence and Gate279 viewsOur insurance company has asked us to please keep folks out of the woods. We have tried to do so gently, but some people have felt we were somehow in the wrong. "I've walked my dog here for 25 years," was a typical response. Alas, if you run red lights all the time, the policeman will still give you a ticket if he sees you doing so.
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Unloading More Leylandii onto the "Wall of Fire"279 views
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Side of Lord's Wood Cottage With New Addition278 viewsThis photograph, taken looking south down the Lord's Wood access road, showing the new addition on the eastern side of Lord's Wood Cottage. I believe that the fence encroaches on our property, and the new addition is right up to the fence line.
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The Road into Lord's Wood277 viewsThe cut trees are consolidated in what I call the "parking area," and then dragged out into the area where they are picked up by the truck from the sawmill.
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Bromsgrove Cemetery276 viewsA grave with plastic flowers. They'd been there so long they were covered with mold and algae. May 2005
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Compacting the Gravel276 viewsIn the front of Woodman's Cottage, morning of September 19 2006. A beautiful, sunny, warm monring. This work was done for us by Albion Landscapes. They were the lowest of three bidders I contacted. They were very fast, and they did an excellent job.
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Bluebells in Lord's Wood275 viewsBluebells --- Hyacinthoides non-scripta --- flower early in the year, between April and June. In this way they can make good use of all the available light, before the trees above them become covered with leaves, and block out the sun.
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Flames at the Top of the Bonfire275 views
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Woodman's Cottage274 viewsLooking from across the Bransford Road (also called Station Road) towards the East. The survey mark is shown with a yellow cross in the road surface.
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Down With The Old, In With The New274 viewsAfter a year of litigation (commenced against us by Thomas Hawkins) we have fully prevailed. The Court-appointed expert found that the fence by Woodman's Cottage was not along the boundary line, and encroached on our property. This is important, because it has to do with "visual splays" onto the road. On September 15 2006 our contractors arrived to remove the part of the fence that encroached, and to put up our new fence along the boundary line.
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