IF YOU GO DOWN TO THE WOODS TODAY....
Journeys through the New Forest
Monday, 16 January 2012
Colliers Thorns
A clump of predominantly Oak and Holly, Colliers Thorns on
Bratley
Plain may have derived its name from the practice of charcoal production which was common in the New Forest.
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A clump of predominantly Oak and Holly, Colliers Thorns on Bratley Plain may have derived its name from the practice of charcoal production which was common in the New Forest. 
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