Badby Wood, a Woodland Welcome wood

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Owned by the Fawsley Estate, Badby Woods is open to the public and is famous for it's Bluebells. You enter the wood through what is left of a fantastic gatehouse. It's also a Site of Special Scientific Interest.

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