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I always thought brambles were a part of the flora of a good woodland. They provide food and habitat for a variety of wild life. If you have to remove any cut paths through and leave the majority. The owners need a bit of educating about woodlands.

Many small wod owners seem to spend so much time and money "clearing brambles" that they never actually walk through the areas they have cleared. There is so much more to a good woodland than having tall trees with 20m spacings and just a bed of leaf litter on the ground - rant over

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