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• Lough Fern
  ...down to Lough Fern - geograph.org.uk - 1960737.jpg|right|thumb|300px|Lough Fern]] '''Lough Fern''' is a freshwater lake in the north of [[County Donegal]] near the town of
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• Angus
  *[[Fern]]
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• County Kilkenny
  ...red Autumn Crocus, also rare species such as the Bog Orchid, the Killarney Fern and the Tufted Salt-marsh Grass.<ref name="National Parks & Wildlife Servic
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• Wicken Fen
  ...and plants such as marsh pea, Cambridge milk parsley, fen violet and marsh fern. This part of the Fen can be enjoyed from a series of boardwalks.
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• Tristan da Cunha
  ...ttp://www.globaltwitcher.com/artspec_information.asp?thingid=95431 ''Crown Fern: Blechnum discolor'', Globaltwitcher.com, ed. N. Stromberg]</ref>
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• Pitcairn Islands
  ...e include tapau, formerly an important timber resource, and the giant nehe fern (‘’Angiopteris chauliodonta’’). Some, such as red berry (‘’Copr
  24 KB (3,578 words) - 09:51, 11 September 2021
• Isle of Bute
  ...s-house containing shrubs and plants from all over the Empire, including a fern believed to be over 1,000 years old.
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• Faringdon
  The name Faringdon means ''fern covered hill''. The Kings of the West Saxons are believed to have had an es
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• Wharfedale
  ...d Bloody Crane's-bill with, to a lesser extent, Mountain Melick, Limestone Fern, Wood Crane's-bill and Melancholy Thistle, Green Spleenwort, Wall Lettuce a ...neberry and Downy Currant. Ferns in the moist grikes include Rigid Buckler-fern. Also to be found are Alternate-leaved Golden Saxifrage, Reed Canary-grass
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• Farnham
  ...glo-Saxon Chronicle'', a name from the Old English ''fearn hamm'' meaning "fern meadows", which well describes the bracken covered fields outside the town
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• St Agnes, Isles of Scilly
  ...ssland and rocky coast and is the only site in [[Great Britain]] where the fern, least adder's–tongue (''Ophioglossum lusitanicum'') grows. Other rare pl
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• Brampton Wood
  Approximately 280 species of fern, conifer, flowering plant and tree have been recorded in Brampton Wood. The
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• Malltraeth Marsh
  ...spring season; control of introduced invasive plant species such as fairy fern, Australian stonecrop and Himalayan balsam; reduce risk of predation (by pr
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• Farnborough, Berkshire
  The name is Old English and means "Fern hill", which neatly describes its position.
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• Conival
  ...deal conditions for rare plants like mountain avens, frog orchid and holly fern.<ref name="test8">[http://www.thewildflowersociety.com/wfs_report_menus/wfs
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• Little Marlow
  ...parish of Little Marlow include [[Coldmoorholme]], [[Fern, Buckinghamshire|Fern]], [[Handy Cross]], [[Sheepridge]], and [[Winchbottom]].
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• Rum
  ...th milkwort and roseroot.<ref name=Smith/> A total of 590 higher plant and fern taxa have been recorded.<ref>Ball. M.E. "Botany, Woodland and Forestry" in
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• Farnborough, Hampshire
  ...is listed in the [[Domesday Book]] of 1086 as ''Ferneberga'' which means "fern hill". The name has appeared through the ages variously as ''Ferneberga''
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• List of Queen Elizabeth II Fields
  | [[Cockermouth]] || Harris Park Extension Playing Field || Dale Close or Fern Bank <small>CA13 0DL</small> || {{map|}} || 0.6
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• Crantock
  ...ea. It is tidal and unbridged and ferries operate on a seasonal basis from Fern Pit to Crantock Beach.
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• Kirkstone Pass
  ...rchie Fisher includes the lines ''"weary by Ullswater, and the misty brake fern way, down through the cleft of the Kirkstone Pass, the winding water lay"''
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• Galston
  ...ell, Dog's mercury, Broad buckler fern, Watercress, Lady fern, Male shield fern, Kidney vetch, Woodrush, Woodsedge, blackthorn, hawthorn, Marsh marigold, F
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• Brandon, Suffolk
  *Running: [http://www.bfh.org.uk Brandon Fern Hoppers]. The Fern Hoppers also organise the Wibbly Wobbly Log Jog running event held in Thetf
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• Erdington
  Other moated properties included one at Fern Road, one at the junction of Moor End Lane and Berkswell Road, and another
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• Bookham Commons
  ...age ''Silaum silaus'', Spiked sedge ''Carex spicata'' and Adder’s-tongue fern ''Ophioglossum vulgatum''. The flora of the site's open water habitats incl
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• New Forest
  ...nces granted to gather bracken after 29 September as litter for animals (''fern'').
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• Upton Broad
  ...ts ten nationally scarce or rare plant species including fen orchid, marsh fern, marsh pea, cowbane and fen pondweed.
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• Bure Marshes
  ...ts many plants and animals, including rarities such as the crested buckler fern, rare moths and spiders, and some of Britain's rarest aquatic insects.
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• Pitcairn Island
  ...e include tapau, formerly an important timber resource, and the giant nehe fern (''Angiopteris chauliodonta''). Some, such as red berry (‘’Coprosma rap
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• Farndon, Cheshire
  ...he area in the 8th century. The English-language name is reported to mean "Fern Hill", and has been given as Fearndune, Farndune, Pharndoon, Ferentone, Fer
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• Llangain
  ...as (1914–1953), it became immortalised in one of his best-known poems, ''Fern Hill''. Fernhill is also known for its association with the notorious count
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• Savernake Forest
  ...s] use"''. The open spaces were found to be ''"infested with heath, furze, fern [bracken]"'' and had ''"coarse turfe"''.<ref>Bruce., 1949, p. 216</ref>
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• Caaf Water
  File:Blechnum spicant at Lynn Glen.JPG|Hard Fern in the Linn Glen
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• Bickerton Hill
  ...t for reptiles. A substantial population of Lobed Maidenhair Spleenwort, a fern that is rare in Britain, is found here. Nationally scarce species observed
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• Delamere Forest
  .... The white-faced darter, a species of dragonfly rare in the UK, and marsh fern and white sedge, wetland plants that are rare in Cheshire, are found here. ...species. The vegetation is predominantly tussock sedge and reedmace. Marsh fern and white sedge, which are rare in Cheshire, are found here; other species
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• St Bees Head
  ...vetch - ''Viccia sylvatica'', Orpine - ''Sedum telephium'' and soft shield-fern - ''Polystichum setiferum''.
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• Terrington Marsh
  [[File:Fern Farm, Terrington Marsh - geograph.org.uk - 337811.jpg|right|thumb|300px|Fen
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• Kew Gardens
  ...ion, the berberis dell, the lilac garden, the magnolia collection, and the fern collection.
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• Ashdown Forest
  ...'Hyacinthinoides non-scripta'', bilberry ''Vaccinium myrtillus'', the hard fern ''Blechnum spicant'' and honeysuckle ''Lonicera periclymenum'' with birds-n ...g the mountain fern ''Oreopteris limbosperma'' and the hay-scented buckler fern ''Dryopteris aemula'' thrive in this microclimate.
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• Glenridding Dodd
  ...glen, valley' and the Cumbric equivalent of the Welsh ''rhedyn'', meaning 'fern' or 'bracken.'<ref name=whaley>{{cite book |author=Diana Whaley |date=2006
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• Diana's Peak
  ...p?option=com_article&id=0173&print=1 A Rescue Plan for the Threatened Tree Fern Thicket of Diana's Peak National Park, St Helena] - Botanic Gardens Conserv
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• Prosperous Bay Plain
  ...emic flora. The slopes of Dry Gut host the largest remaining group of barn fern (''Ceterach haughtonii''). Dry Gut is also home to the most abundant remain
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• Port Isaac
  ...|thumb|right|260px|View of Doc Martin's fictional home, which is actually "Fern Cottage" shown in the centre of the picture]]
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• Penjerrick Garden
  File:Cornish_Garden_Gunnera_Tree_Fern.jpg|Gunnera in the shade of a tree fern
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• Wicklow Way
  ...h and willow, carpeted with a forest floor of bilberry, |bluebell and hard fern.{{sfn|Boyle|Bourke|1990|p=59}} The Way continues along forest tracks over t
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• Pendeen
  ...aswell is an area known as 'The Craft' which is mostly overgrown by gorse, fern and brambles, although many pathways exist. Here can be found abandoned min
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• Inglis Way
  ...and black bryony, while ferns such as southern polypody and the rusty-back fern exploit the shade provided by the canopy.
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• Rubers Law
  His aged brows are crowned with curling fern,
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• River Spodden
  **Fern Isle Brook
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• Warsash
  ...own as The Great Harry), The Jolly Farmer in Fleet End Road and The Silver Fern.
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• Hutton Roof Crags
  ...orine are to be found on the pavement. The nationally scarce rigid buckler-fern ''Dryopteris submontana'' is abundant on Hutton Roof Crags. Blue moor grass
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• Farndish
  ...n]] and the Bedfordshire village of [[Wymington]]. The name Farndish means fern-clad pasture.
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• Galleny Force
  ...s of deep pools two hundred yards apart yards lie in the clear waters in a fern-shaded bower beneath the open fell slopes.
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• Orton Moss
  ...of raised mire vegetation including sphagnum moss, bog rosemary and royal fern (''Osmunda regalis'').
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• Perton
  During World War I, Fern Fields was used as a relief landing ground for No 38 (Home Defence) Squadro
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• Raughton Head
  ...Castle Sowerby and local tradition says that the chapel was thatched with fern. After long lying in ruins, the chapel was rebuilt in the 1670s and consecr
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• Todhills, Cumberland
  |picture=The Fern Leaf, Todhills - geograph.org.uk - 1125830.jpg |picture caption=''The Fern Leaf'' public house, Todhills
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• Alice Holt Forest
  ...sandy, barren waste', consisting 'entirely of sand covered with heath and fern...without having one standing tree in the whole extent'. <ref name=white9/>
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• Sugar Loaf, Monmouthshire
  ...zing by mountain sheep. The lower slopes are deciduous mixed woodland with fern, heather and bilberry, known locally as whinberry, on the upland slopes. Th
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• Citadel Bastion
  ...ent the angiosperms, are also common.<ref name=c96a>Cantrill, D J. (1996) Fern thickets from the Cretaceous of Alexander Island, Antarctica containing Ala
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• University of Oxford Botanic Garden
  ...dium japonicum'' (a climbing fern), and ''Trichomanes speciosum'' (a filmy fern native to western Britain).
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• National Botanic Gardens
  There is also a third range of glasshouses: the Aquatic House, the Fern House and the original Cactus House. These structures were closed off in th
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• Stanton Drew
  ...6 | accessdate=9 May 2006}}</ref> and Fern Cottage.<ref>{{cite web | title=Fern Cottage | work=Images of England | url=http://www.imagesofengland.org.uk/de
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• Glendalough
  ...el and wood anemones. Other common plants are woodrush, bracken, polypody fern and various species of mosses. The understorey is largely of holly, hazel
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• Ashridge House
  ...ho added a covered walkway. In 1884 Mathew Digby Wyatt added the red brick Fern House.<ref name=nhle/>
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• North Somerset Levels
  ...nowhere else in the Bristol region.<ref>Myles (2000), page 109</ref> Water fern ''Azolla filiculoides'' has been introduced and has become widespread throu
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• West Norwood
  ...amount of council housing was constructed in West Norwood. The York Hill, Fern Lodge, Portobello and Holderness Estates arose during the late 1940s and th
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• Farndon, Nottinghamshire
  ...l Statistics|work=Neighbourhood Statistics}}</ref> The name Farndon means "Fern Hill". It is thought to be the site of the Roman fort Ad Pontem or ''"the p
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• Ribsden Holt
  ...osure Act of 1814, where they were allowed to carry away “turves, furze, fern or other fuel.” The money the parishioners raised from the land/rights sa
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• Manor of Groves
  Frederic Silva (1841-1926) bought the property<ref>The British Fern Gazette, 1912, p. 234. [https://books.google.com.au/books?id=WoI5AAAAMAAJ&q
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• Frome Valley Walkway
  ...ry beneath the Winterbourne Viaduct, includes polypod ferns, hart's-tongue fern, stitchwort, yellow archangel, and wood anemone.
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• Cleeve, Somerset
  ...ra of the Bristol Region''. p. 64. {{ISBN|1-874357-18-8}}.</ref> Limestone fern (''Gymnocarpum robertianum''), another nationally scarce plant, is also fou
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• Beckford's Tower
  ...to the tower garden. Specialist planting included ''Pinus arborea'', Royal Fern (''Osmunda regalis'') and ''Cistus alpina'', in order to encourage bird spe
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• Farnham, Dorset
  The name 'Farnham' derives from the Old English ''fearn ham'' meaning 'fern homestead'.<ref>{{Placenames Mills|p=184}}</ref><ref name=opc>{{cite web|ur
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• Sully Island
  ...ea, including the bee orchid, the marine spleenwort and the adder's tongue fern.
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• Trickett's Cross
  ...de on successive censuses to 1901. It is likely they were employed at the 'Fern Down Nursery', marked just west of their two respective properties on maps
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• Scopwick
  ...e moorhen and mallard, and in the stream grow water mint and hart's tongue fern. Around Scopwick Hall there is a small deciduous woodland. To the northwest
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• Lucan
  ...ortant area on the river is the wet woodland containing the most extensive fern and bryophyte growth recorded in the five parks surveyed. The woodland also
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• Quoisley Meres
  ...site contains over a hundred plant species, including tufted-sedge, marsh fern and meadow thistle, which are all rare in Cheshire. Natural England conside ...lant species including brown sedge and purple small-reed, as well as marsh fern and meadow thistle, which are rarely found in Cheshire.<ref name=SSSI_pdf /
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• Great Longstone
  ...are woolly thistle]] ''Cirsium eriophorum'', rare in Derbyshire, limestone fern ''Gymnocarpium robertianum'' and the rare fingered sedge ''Carex digitata''
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• Coombs Dale
  The local limestone fern ''Gymnocarpium robertianum'' thrives on the scree and the rare fingered sed
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• Deep Dale
  ...t. The reserve contains whitebeam, yew, ash and hazel trees and limestone fern on the lower scree slopes, with bilberry, cowberry (''Vaccinium vitis-idaea
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• Cranbury House
  ...ains, a rose garden, specimen trees and pinetum, the lakeside walk and the fern walk. The folly known as "The Castle", built from material plundered from [
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• Caha Mountains
  ...llum wilsonii''), hard fern (''Struthiopteris spicant ''), brittle bladder-fern (''Cystopteris fragilis''), green spleenwort (''Asplenium viride''), fir cl ...iety of the British Isles |access-date=30 March 2020}}</ref> The Killarney fern (''Vandenboschia speciosa'') can also be found here.<ref name=SAC/>
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• Glasgow Botanic Garden
  ...f which have lived here for 120 years and which now form the national tree fern collection.
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• Noar Hill
  ...e occasional findings of dragon's-teeth (''Tetragonolobus maritimus'') and fern-grass (''Catapodium rigidum'').
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• River Lennon
  ...the [[Glendowan Mountains]] and flows through [[Gartan Lough]] and [[Lough Fern]]. It continues through [[Kilmacrennan]] and enters [[Lough Swilly]], a sea
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• Dunglow Lough
  The lough has five named small islands scattered in it: Flat Island, Fern Island, Black Island, Brush Island and Wren Island.
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• Lough Fern
  ...down to Lough Fern - geograph.org.uk - 1960737.jpg|right|thumb|300px|Lough Fern]] '''Lough Fern''' is a freshwater lake in the north of [[County Donegal]] near the town of
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• Gartan Lough
  ...ins northeastwards into the [[River Lennon]], which in turn enters [[Lough Fern]].
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• Clitheroe Castle
  ...installed, and specimen trees planted as part of the landscaping include a fern-leaf beech and a dawn redwood.{{sfn|Ashworth|2010|p=31|ps=none}} The war me
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• Ashley, New Forest
  ...lls through which I waded; they were shoulder high to me. We never entered Fern Hill Woods; they were a game reserve and there were notices saying "Beware
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• Woolmer Forest
  ...parish. White noted that its soil consisted of sand covered with heath and fern, "without having one standing tree in the whole extent."<ref name="White to
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• Farringdon, Hampshire
  ...m. Farringdon was listed in the Domesday Book as Ferendone; the word means fern-covered hill.<ref>Munby, Domesday</ref> The village has a Norman church and
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• Frant
  ...ymology of the name has its roots in the Anglo-Saxon meaning "place of the fern" or "place of the bracken", a reflection of the verdant countryside around
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• Sayers Common
  ...wildflower churchyard, with ox eye daisy, spring sedge and adder's tongue fern and in the past has had green winged orchid. It can be rich in meadow fungi
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• Farndale
  ...inavian-glossary.html}}</ref> or possibly from Old English "Fearn" meaning fern or ferny place<ref name=k>{{cite web|title=Key to English Place Names |work
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• Sleightholme Beck Gorge
  ...trichomanes'', green spleenwort, ''Asplenium viride'', and brittle bladder fern, ''Cystopteris fragilis'', are prominent. Woodland plants such as wood sorr
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• Milcombe
  ...he parish. It passed very close to the village in a cutting at the foot of Fern Hill. The nearest station was Bloxham, a mile away. British Railways closed
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• Valley Wetlands
  ...d uncommon species such as eight-stamened waterwort, flowering rush, marsh fern and hop sedge. Among the insects are hairy dragonfly, variable damselfly an
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