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Steven John AtkinsUnited Kingdom
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Dewstow Estate Caldicot, Highmoor Hill and Slade Wood

Some impressive walks on my doorstep. You may get a glimpse of a herd of deer or you may see a fox running off into the twilight. There is a network of footpaths and hiking trails that pass through this ancient woodland. Great for cross country running or mountain biking. There are currently ongoing forestry operations so take care as the paths can be muddy or uneven underfoot. Stout footwear or hiking boots recommended particularly during the winter months. There is a nature reserve managed by Gwent Wildlife Trust and it is well worth a visit. The best time of year is Spring when the visitor is more likely to see a carpet of Bluebells. As you reach Rogiet Brake towards the bottom of Minnetts Lane you can see the remains of an old Windmill. On a clear day you will get a good view of the Severn Estuary and you may be able to see Denny Island in the distance. It belongs to the parish of Undy its southern foreshore marks the boundary between England and Wales.
Posted: Jul 29, 2025
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