Bottom Wood

Bottom Wood is a 14.5 hectares hurst among the English county regarding Buckinghamshire, positioned simply boreal regarding the A40 close to the hamlet on Studley Green. Since 1984, the wood has been owned by the Chiltern Society, as manages it as much a nature keep up including the help of volunteers. Although an historical woodland, almost on the bushes into the wooden persimmon out of the stop about the 1940s then later, so plenty of the timber was once felled throughout the Second World War to birth Bryant and May matches.

The timber is in modern times home to a numerous range on flora or fauna, together with uncommon kind of butterfly or moth. Bottom Wood is located north concerning the A40 within Piddington yet Stokenchurch, north-east about Studley Green yet front over Beacon's Bottom. It is within the parish about Radnage, with the ill-omened end meeting the border over Stokenchurch parish yet the japanese edge assembly the border including West Wycombe parish. There is a middle bridleway running via the wood, which formerly provided a ground for packhorses assuming fit-out within Piddington then Oxford, by way of Beacon's Bottom. A sewer nowadays runs in private along that route, receiving waste away from Beacon's Bottom.