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August 1994 | August 2006 |
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No 23 This is the soth-west end of the gully. Again heather, bramble and hawthorn are all thriving compared with 1994. |
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No 24 Looking along the gully the same trends are shown. |
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No 25 Heather has spread on the north side of the gully, while there is more bramble below. |
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No 26 This oak tree in the gully has grown.
The 2004 photo showed several holm oak saplings here that the Friends of Troopers Hill have now removed. |
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No 27 This shows the south side of the gully near the Troopers Hill Road end. |
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No 28 At the end of the gully bracken has spread. |
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No 29 This is the top of the slope to the south of the gully. |
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No 30 Again looking down on Troopers Hill Road from further south-west. |
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No 31 From the same spot as above looking south-west. |
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No 32 This is from the path parallel to Troopers Hill Road near the Greendown end. |
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No 33 Again looking up from the path but further from Greendown. (Full slide show on the Main Survey Page). |
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No 34 This is an area of heather above Troopers Hill Road that is again covered by bramble this year, despite this having been cut back in the winter. |
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No 35 This final shot is from further down the path and again shows both broom and bramble spreading.
An isolated gorse bush has appeared on top of the slope. |
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