this is just a lovely area to walk through. Although the reserve is small (around a twenty min walk) it is just bursting with birds, it is very rich in songbirds, just stand and listen. The paths are very over grown at time of placing the cache, so take care as there are a lot of ground nesting birds. What else can you see, buttercups underfoot, speedwell, dogroses. there is mature woodland and of course gorse. Brambles are crossing paths, beware. The paths are waymarked but basically it is a figure of eight trail. one or two benches on the way round. Pass under a pylon and look up. Take care on the steps as they are well worn.
There is room for about three cars in the car park, please park in accordance with the little notice on the board. The drive up to the car park has bushes on either side, they are in full growth and may touch our car.
I would suggest taking the path to the left of the notice board as it is not so overgrown, of course the choice is yours
The way to the car park is about a mile east, just through Cousland. The opening appears very quickly, there is a little notice (white) on the left hand side, easily missed.
Dogs are welcome but please keep on a lead during bird nesting season.
ENJOY
ps The GPS can be dodgy