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For More than 1,500 Years, the Dean Forest Has Been Hiding a Maze of 5.7 Hectares of Mossed Ravines that Tolkien Would Have Taken as a Model of Middle Earth.
And if the most fascinating landscapes of fantastic literature were not born in the pure imagination of an author, but were simply... surveyed? Nestled near Coleford, in the Forest of Dean, in the heart of Gloucestershire, a place called Puzzlewood has been intriguing both walkers and researchers for generations. Under its 5.7 hectares of [...] More
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And if the most fascinating landscapes of fantastic literature were not born in the pure imagination of an author, but were simply... surveyed? Nestled near Coleford, in the Forest of Dean, in the heart of Gloucestershire, a place called Puzzlewood has been intriguing both walkers and researchers for generations. Under its 5.7 hectares of [...] More