Journey sticks
Nature Trail
People used journey sticks to remind them of the places passed on their journeys around the ancient landscape.
The Meads Community Woodland Rose Hill Cromer’s Wood Gorham & Admiral’s Wood Hucking Estate Perry Wood
People used journey sticks to remind them of the places passed on their journeys around the ancient landscape.
The Meads Community Woodland Rose Hill Cromer’s Wood Gorham & Admiral’s Wood Hucking Estate Perry Wood
Looking up at the night sky to discover old friends our ancestors would see changing through the seasons.
Hucking Estate Perry Wood
Springtime flowers are often the showcase of woodlands. Many colours bring the woodlands to life from February to May.
Perry Wood Cromer’s Wood Gorham & Admiral’s Wood Hucking Estate
Woodlands are full of wildlife but by slowing down, keeping still and quiet it is possible to see or hear these woodland inhabitants.
Cromer’s Wood Gorham & Admiral’s Wood Hucking Estate Perry Wood Rose Hill The Meads Community Woodland
Butterflies can be seen flying spring, summer and autumn. Why not join in with the Big Butterfly Count in the summer.
Gorham & Admiral’s Wood Cromer’s Wood Hucking Estate The Meads Community Woodland Perry Wood
Sound maps can help tune in to the world around us. Our ancestors would have used the sounds to navigate the landscape.
Rose Hill Perry Wood Cromer’s Wood Gorham & Admiral’s Wood The Meads Community Woodland Hucking Estate
Using the colours, shapes and textures of leaves to create colourful designs on the woodland floor.
Perry Wood Gorham & Admiral’s Wood The Meads Community Woodland Hucking Estate Cromer’s Wood Rose Hill