Late-flowering oilseed rape and a few sheep, south of Easton Royal I was not sure this small strip of rape would be worth the trouble however David Hawgood suggests it may have been grown as ground cover for game birds. This seems plausible as there is a pheasant rearing coop nearby. The trees in the middle of the image are in this square as are the sheep. The trees on the skyline form Easton Clump in the next square east.
Late-flowering oilseed rape and a few sheep, south of Easton Royal I was not sure this small strip of rape would be worth the trouble however David Hawgood suggests it may have been grown as ground cover for game birds. This seems plausible as there is a pheasant rearing coop nearby. The trees in the middle of the image are in this square as are the sheep. The trees on the skyline form Easton Clump in the next square east.
Wheat field north of Easton Royal The crop is growing well. In the distance is Fyfield Down with Milton Hill Clump to its left.
Downland, Easton Royal The view over arable fields from the scarp above the village.
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Farmland, Easton Royal Conygre Farm is visible at the left. The high ground in the distance is Easton Clump, two kilometres away.