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Yeah I'd want to see how it behaved in the summer before any major decisions.

 

In the meantime some of the straighter broadleaves could do with a prune, maybe create some deadwood piles aswell.

 

For a neglected woodland looks like it could do with more of a shrub layer if anything, maybe some additional tree planting in sparse areas and the areas with little or no understory.

 

Do you not have vehicle access through the gate in the second last photo?

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