Snitterfield Bushes Nature Reserve

The site was utilized as a landing strip amid the Second World War and hints of the old solid runway system and bomb stores can be found towards the focal point of the hold.Arranged only north of Shakespeare's notable Stratford-Upon-Avon, Snitterfield Bushes save lies either side of the Snitterfield to Bearley Road, and a once shaped piece of a substantially bigger territory of semi-regular, wide-leaved forest.

Following clear-felling of the forest in the 1940s, the site has now been come back to its present brilliance through cautious administration, meriting its SSSI status.Regular timberland for a considerable length of time, the wood was utilized for timber, normal field and agribusiness. You can, in any case, observe old edge and wrinkle furrow markings in a few zones of the hold.