Hainault Forest

Hainault Forest Country Park is situated in Greater London, with segments in: Hainault in the London Borough of Redbridge; the London Borough of Havering; and in the Lambourne ward of the Epping Forest District in Essex. Hainault Forest is one of the rest of the segments of the previous Forest of Essex in England. Epping Forest and Hatfield Forest are other residual precedents. The backwoods had a place with the monastery of Barking until the point when the Dissolution of the Monasteries; it stretched out northwards to Theydon Bois, east to Havering atte Bower, on the south to Aldborough Hatch and westwards to Leytonstone.
In a study, made for Henry VIII in 1544 its degree was somewhere in the range of 3,000 sections of land. The woodland arrive was censured as waste by an Act of Parliament, 1851, disafforested, the deer evacuated, and 92% of the old development timberland chop down. The land ended up negligible rural land and along these lines a noteworthy extent has been based on. The obliteration was despised by Sir Walter Besant in his takes a shot at London: the backwoods is likewise the setting for his novel All in a Garden Fair. You can explore and experience more.