Cobhambury Wood Owners

[jennysmate]

I was wondering if any of the other owners of the wood, formely known as Cobhambury wood, before it was split up to be sold, were members of this forum.
I never see them when I visit my wood, Elliston Bottom, which is a shame. It would be nice to be in contact to discuss common concerns or just to see what they are doing.

[Andy M]

If nobody on here replies, you can find out who owns the nearby woodland for a fee (?£3.50) at the Land Registry website. Why not try leaving a note on the gate for other owners? I would be pleased if someone did that to me.

[jennysmate]

Thanks Andy, good ideas although the entrance gate to the woods is also a right of way so I would'nt want to leave my details there, but maybe a note on the other owners storage sheds.
Do other wood owners of split woods regularly talk to their neighbors?

[Andy M]

Leave details of SWOG and how to join. You can then feel a bit more secure and chose whether to follow up contacts.

[The Barrowers]

Hello

We have a nice relationship with 12 or so other wood owners in a larger wood and have had a couple of seasonal get togethers, we generally keep other aware of issues and would pop past if we saw another car or heard a chainsaw. My closest wood neighbours check on each others plots on a regular basis. Its nice and neighbourly.

All the best Bernie and Theresa

[BryanBullen]

If this is the same Cobhambury Wood, between Cobham and Luddesdown, then I am your North-westerly neighbour, in the section that was originally sold off as Henley Street Wood. I manage this holding for a local school and can be contacted at home on 01474357303.

Bryan Bullen

[jennysmate]

Yep, thats the one. Nice to hear from you, I'll send you a pm. Ian

[The Barrowers]

Hello The post from the Barrowers was related to another area of woodlands in East Sussex not Cobhambury but we wish you all the best in meeting a nice group of neighbours who are like minded

B and T,
The Barrowers (as we have to use lots of wheelbarrows to get things around the 14 acres)