Buying some woodland (22)

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Tanos
Posted by Tanos on Mon 11 Feb 08, 10:29 AM

I've had my offer to buy some woodland accepted. I've been looking at various pieces of woodland since the autumn, but this has been the best of the bunch: 19 acres of broadleaf woodland on the southern end of the Cheshire plain between Manchester and Birmingham. The wood is very secluded - it's surrounded by streams and ditches on all sides, with a single access point - and includes a lot of young shrubby growth so it's also well screened.

I've always had a love of trees, going right back to my childhood and adolescence, but it was only last year that I discovered how easily you can buy woodland these days. Obviously there is a BDSM dimension to this (which explains my renewed interest in outdoor BDSM like pony play etc ) but I'm also very motivated by the land and trees themselves.

The buying process is very similar to that for houses, with searches, exchange of contracts, a completion date etc, but no chain and no building society that wants some remedial damp-proofing done

The picture shows one of the open glades in the wood. There's a lot of work to be done establishing tracks etc, and this is going to be a multi-year project. But I'm not frightened of that kind of committment, am I?

Edited Tue 12 Feb 08, 10:16 AM by Tanos

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11 Feb 08, 11:37 AM
Priapuss
UK(PO), 16 mths
Great news. An other piece of unspoilt woodland saved.
It has been one of my long term plans to purchase and maintain a woodland much for the same reasons. Finding a suitable site has always been difficult and is remarkable you found one in so short a time.
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11 Feb 08, 11:38 AM
MushroomGirl
UK, 2 yrs
It looks like a lovely site
Do you have any idea what kind of wildlife you have living there?
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11 Feb 08, 11:38 AM
Marmite
UK(CB), 2 yrs
Haha looks like it isn't only us that forget to accept replies
Good luck with the venture.. cannot wait for events up that way to get promoted
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11 Feb 08, 11:40 AM
Tanos
UK(M), 10 yrs

MushroomGirl wrote:
It looks like a lovely site
Do you have any idea what kind of wildlife you have living there?
I've seen foxes, hares, woodcocks, a couple of pheasants, some vole-looking holes in the stream bank and there's at least one badger set on some adjacent land that's not included in the proposed sale. On the sapling-killers front, I've not seen any squirrels, but I've seen some footprints which look a bit deer-like.
There are also some patches of nettles and young woody growth that would make excellent switches...
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Edited 11 Feb 08, 11:47 AM by Tanos

11 Feb 08, 11:41 AM
Mistress_Amethyst
UK(CR), 2 yrs

Tanos wrote:
I've had my offer to buy some woodland accepted. I've been looking at various pieces of woodland since the autumn, but this has been the best of the bunch: 19 acres of broadleaf woodland on the southern end of the Cheshire plain between Manchester and Birmingham. The wood is very secluded - it's surrounded by streams and ditches on all sides, with a single access point - and includes a lot of young shrubby growth so it's also well screened.
I've always had a love of trees, going right back to my childhood and adolescence, but it was only last year that I discovered how easily you can buy woodland these days. Obviously there is a BDSM dimension to this (which explains my renewed interest in outdoor BDSM like pony play etc ) but I'm also very motivated by the land and trees themselves.
The buying process is very similar to that for houses, with searches, exchange of contracts, a completion date etc, but no chain and no building society that wants some remedial damp-proofing done
The picture shows one of the open glades in the wood. There's a lot of work to be done establishing tracks etc, and this is going to be a multi-year project. But I'm not frightened of that kind of committment, am I?

How many tree's you got?
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11 Feb 08, 11:43 AM
Tanos
UK(M), 10 yrs

Marmite wrote:
Haha looks like it isn't only us that forget to accept replies
I was persuaded

Good luck with the venture.. cannot wait for events up that way to get promoted
Thanks, even if all goes well it will take a while though
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Edited 11 Feb 08, 11:44 AM by Tanos

11 Feb 08, 11:56 AM
Marmite
UK(CB), 2 yrs

Tanos wrote:

Marmite wrote:
Haha looks like it isn't only us that forget to accept replies
I was persuaded

Good luck with the venture.. cannot wait for events up that way to get promoted
Thanks, even if all goes well it will take a while though

A rose by any other name has thorns that will still make you bleed.
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11 Feb 08, 12:02 PM
prettyname
UK, 8 yrs
What a fantastic idea! Can just see it now 'Save The Earth - "BDSM goes Green - Bushes Don't Suffer Much"' LOL
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11 Feb 08, 12:14 PM
lucky_1
UK, 3 yrs
Fabulous! I used to have my own little wood, with a stream when I lived in Devon and I loved it. It is so peaceful to be able to go and sit there.
A little log cabin there would be amazing.
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11 Feb 08, 12:15 PM
Priapuss
UK(PO), 16 mths

prettyname wrote:
What a fantastic idea! Can just see it now 'Save The Earth - "BDSM goes Green - Bushes Don't Suffer Much"' LOL
Depends on whose Bush!
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