Take in the sights of St Mary’s Church, Fetcham Park, Ballands Hall, Orchard Cottage; just 4 of 20 places of interest to go and discover in a 45 minute walk.
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Read more(15) Hawthorn
Hawthorn is the harbinger of summer and is also known as the May tree.
Read more(20) Whitebeam
When the leaves flutter in the breeze the undersides catch the sunlight.
Read more(12) Rowan
It was planted beside houses as a protection against witches. Lookout for flocks of waxwings enjoying the berries during cold snaps in winter.
Read more(14) Grey Poplar
Grey poplars are a hybrid between White Poplar and Aspen and grow impressively large.
Read more(26) Alder
During the winter Common Alder seeds are a favourite food for visiting and resident Siskins and Lesser Redpolls.
Read more(25) Hazel
Nuts were an important source of protein until the 20th century and in Surrey, September 14th was traditionally the day for the harvest.
Read more(24a) Cherry
“Loveliest of tree, the cherry now is hung with bloom along the bough”
Read more(24) Cherry
Birds, and mammals such as mice and squirrels, enjoy the yellow/pink/red fruit.
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