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We came along to have tea and cake, yummy! Delicious lemon cake also the coffee and walnut cake. The bluebells were a delight, even though it was raining. Are you able to visit the bluebells at anytime or was it just for last weekend? I wasn’t sure if it was a private wood.
Hi Beverley,
We are glad you enjoyed them! It is a private wood, owned by Fawsley Estates, but is accessible at all times by everyone. Many local residents go every day with their dogs!! There are many paths in the woods, including a Public Footpath to Falsely, and then onwards to Greens Norton.