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[Andy Norfolk]

Jez wrote:
>
> Which is presumably why Charnwood Forest is so named. A rockier area - with
> innumerable outcrops in the fields - would be hard to find that would still
> fulfil the function of a Forest. 
Yes - both Mills and Ekwall say this. Perhaps this name is tautological 
because there was some woodland on rocky ground that later became a 
royal forest which included adjoining land.

Andy N


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