Before the interventionists had their wicked way the woods gave plenty of evidence that they were just fine. Some places where trees were very closely spaced and others where the canopy allowed more light to penetrate. Underneath the beeches little else grows although autumn shows a decent presence of fungi.
Deer are not seen there so much as where there's a good quantity of low shrubbery.
Other animals have escaped from captivity more recently and are wandering on the road and in these woods proving that even with the new grazier on Houndkirk and Burbage all is not quite right.
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