The plaques in Gobions Woodland

A number of plaques are positioned around Gobions Woodland. They have been erected by Gobions Woodland Trust following requests from local supporters and organisations. This is a selection of the plaques along with pictures taken close to where they are placed. This photo gallery is in four parts to speed download.

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The dog bench at the canal in Gobions. On it are badges remembering many of the dogs to have walked in Gobions (see below) - click here to see an etching of the canal in 1748	Inscription: In memory of all the dogs who have enjoyed Gobions Wood - 1994

Inscription: Moon (1972-1982) Becky (1986-1993)	A tree trunk in Gobions, home for one of the many species of fungi

The path weaving its way south on the west side of the wood	Inscription: Trees were planted here in memory of Ronald Lacey Gobions Woodland Trust December 1997

Inscription: Trees were planted in memory of Roger Lloyd Gobions Woodland Trust Feb 1998	The west boundary path running north along the west side of Gobions Woodland

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If you are not already a Friends of Gobions Woodland Trust, you can find more details about how to register and the membership costs at this page. The annual subscription entitles you to receive the trust’s regular newsletters, which give full details of its work and activities. All the trust’s administration is voluntary and all the subscription income is spent on conservation work in the local area.

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