Article 3K731 Country diary: conflicted by the regimented lines of coppicing

Country diary: conflicted by the regimented lines of coppicing

by
Matt Shardlow
from Environment | The Guardian on (#3K731)

Barford Wood and Meadows, Northamptonshire: Yes, the trees have established beautifully, but a randomness to the planting pattern would be more aesthetically pleasing

Again the landscape is etched with snow. The footpath to Barford Wood and Meadows from Rushton village crosses first under the Midland mainline, emerging on to a wide and exposed field where the chilled wind bites, before passing over the Corby branch line and on to the nature reserve; a tapering wedge of land, bound on the west by the railway and by the thundering A43 on the east.

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