The Boundaries

The entrance gate and hard standing for parking is in the south west corner of Huntstown Wood.

Photographic record of: The South West Corner

The western boundary is a shared tree topped six foot bank. The ditch and boundary fence lie within the boundary of 'Huntstown Wood'.

The only access point to the ditch is a gate at the southern end and is marked 'private' even though it belongs to 'Huntstown Wood'.

Photographic record of: The Western Boundary

The pedestrian gate in the north west corner is private and is there to allow access between Higher Huntstown Farm and 'Huntstown Wood'.

NB: Visitors to 'Huntstown Wood' are not to use this gate as it leads into private property.

Photographic record of: North west Corner

The northern boundary is complex in that, at the north west corner, it runs to the south of a pond before crossing the stream that feeds it and becomes the northern bank of the stream.

There are sections of an ancient tree topped bank on the southern bank of the stream.

Photographic record of: The Northern Boundary

The eastern boundary is a shared tree topped six foot bank. The land to the east is used for sheep and is partly wooded.

Within the tree topped bank there is a drainage ditch for a short distance at the northern end: a post and wire fence runs the whole length.

Photographic record of: The Eastern Boundary

The southern boundary runs alongside the access track and consists of a deer proof fence next to the track. Inside this is a tree topped six foot high bank.

The entrance gate and hard standing for vehicles is situated in the south west corner.

Photographic record of: The Southern Boundary