- tree. A
forest or
grove that has been
subject to
coppicing is
called a
copse /kÉ’ps/ or coppice, in
which young tree
stems are
repeatedly cut down to...
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clothes are torn. On the
journey back to the
village the
focus falls on the
copses,
adorned with
ribbons and
blown egg s****. The procession,
still singing...
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Borough Council.
Along with Jock's
Copse and
Tinkers Copse it
forms part of what is
known locally as The
Three Copses. This site is
ancient coppiced woodland...
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Borthwood Copse, near Sandown, Isle of Wight,
England is a
piece of
woodland owned by the
National Trust and is one of the
numerous copses which make up...
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Oxmoor Copse is just
south of the
village of
Abinger Hammer and to the west of the
village of
Abinger Common, in Surrey. It is 1.23
hectares (3.0 acres)...
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Copse (grid
reference SU234292) is a
woodland in
southeast Wiltshire, England,
managed as a
nature reserve by the
Wiltshire Wildlife Trust. The
copse...
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Borough Council.
Along with Jock's
Copse and
Temple Copse it
forms part of what is
known locally as The
Three Copses. This site is
ancient coppiced woodland...
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Westbere Copse is an
eight hectares (20 acres)
Local Nature Reserve and Site of
Borough Importance for
Nature Conservation,
Grade 1, in West Hampstead...
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Graylands Copse is a
largely inaccessible woodland in Graylands, near Horsham, England. The
woodland has a
convex outline,
being primarily inaccessible...
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Borough Council.
Along with
Temple Copse and
Tinkers Copse it
forms part of what is
known locally as The
Three Copses. It is
ancient coppiced woodland,...
