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The Wivenhoe Encyclopedia

In Wivenhoe's Woods there are a great many attractive paths and walks. In the spring time, parts of the woods are full of bluebells. Some of the paths may get a bit muddy during the winter months as there are some natural springs on this side of Wivenhoe. 

Most of the Woods are coppiced on a rotational basis every ten years to keep them light and airy. They now form a major part of the Colne Nature Reserve, majority owned by Colchester Borough Council and a small part, by the King George V playing fields by Wivenhoe Town Council.  

Views through the Woods. The Woods open out on to King George V playing fields (below) and a path takes you under the railway line and allows you to get to the Wivenhoe Trail and river bank.

Photographs by Oliver Percivall  

 

For more photographs of Wivenhoe, click here

 

Last updated:
18 April 2007

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