Is there any forests in England?

Question

All the pictures I have is open rolling fields.

Answer 1

lol, umm, Sherwood forest? tee hee, i have one 2 mins walk from my house but haven't walked in the woods myself since i was about 16. they are very pretty tho and we have a lane behind my street and there are the prettiest views of the woods. I'll email you the name of it.

Answer 2

England was almost entirely covered in forest until around the 16th century when huge areas were cut down for timber to build ships, and to make way for agricultural land. There are still a few small forests such as the New Forest on the south coast of England, Exmoor forest and Dartmoor forest in the south west, and forested areas in yorkshire and the lake district in the north.

But yes mostly england is open fields and rolling hills with small wooded areas. There are still many more trees than in northern France and the Low countries for example, where the land is totally flat and treeless.

Answer 3

The first one that springs to mind is Nottingham forest. (Robin Hood) But there are loads of forests in England.

Answer 4

Yes a few: the new forest, nottingham

Answer 5

Sherwood Forest., to name one. And pictures don't give you a "full picture", pun intended.

Answer 6

Of course!!!!!!!!! All countries, except ones in deserts have forests!!!!

Answer 7

we have a lot of parks in England surrounded with trees.there's trees nearly everywhere you look in England.there's a lot of woodlands too

Answer 8

Ask Robin Hood! He will know....

Answer 9

of cause