Lynford Arboretum [7 photos] in TL8293 :: Geograph Britain and Ireland

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Lynford Arboretum

Lynford Arboretum was established just after the Second World War on land that was formerly part of the Lynford Hall estate. At the time the hall, which is now a hotel and conference centre, was used as a forestry training school and it was the trainees who planted the specimen trees that now form the collection of conifers. The arboretum is now managed by the Forestry Commission with help from the Friends of Thetford Forest. It is open to the public and there are a number of waymarked trails giving easy access to all parts of the site.

by Stephen McKay

Created: Thu, 4 Apr 2019, Updated: Thu, 4 Apr 2019

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TL8293 : Salutation Sculpture - Lynford Arboretum by Stephen McKay

TL8294 : Lynford Arboretum by Stephen McKay

TL8293 : Lynford Arboretum by Stephen McKay

TL8294 : The Green Man - Lynford Arboretum by Stephen McKay

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