Ashdown Forest

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Ashdown Forest in Sussex, England is as family friendly as it gets, since it's the location that inspired the setting behind what beloved literary toy? Ashdown Forest in Sussex is as family-friendly as it gets, since it's the location that inspired the setting behind what beloved literary toy?

Question 2.

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It became one of the most influential comedy shows ever produced, spawning movies, stage shows, and the next line that I'm going to say now in order to get into the answer section.

And now for something completely different.

The beloved literary character whose setting was inspired by England's Ashdown Forest is...

Winnie the Pooh.

And then something happened.

I had been in London this year up till the end of July, and during the first week in August went down to stay with a friend in a house he had taken for the summer months, in the Ashdown Forest district of Sussex.

I left London early, for John Clinton was to meet me at Forest Row Station, and we were going to spend the day golfing, and go to his house in the evening.

He had his motor with him, and we set off, about five of the afternoon, after a thoroughly delightful day, for the drive, the distance being some ten miles.

And then something happened.

I had been in London this year, up till the end of July, and during the first week in August went down to stay with a friend in a house he had taken for the summer months in the Ashdown Forest district of Sussex.

I left London early, for John Clinton was to meet me at Forest Row Station, and we were going to spend the day golfing, and go to his house in the evening.

He had his motor with him, and we set off about five of the afternoon after a thoroughly delightful day, for the drive the distance being some ten miles.

And then something happened.

I had been in London this year up till the end of July, and during the first week in August went down to stay with a friend in a house he had taken for the summer months in the Ashdown Forest district of Sussex.

I left London early, for John Clinton was to meet me at Forest Row Station, and we were going to spend the day golfing, and go to his house in the evening.

He had his motor with him, and we set off about five of the afternoon after a thoroughly delightful day, for the drive the distance being some ten miles.

And then something happened.

I had been in London this year, up till the end of July, and during the first week in August went down to stay with a friend in a house he had taken for the summer months, in the Ashdown Forest district of Sussex.

I left London early, for John Clinton was to meet me at Forest Row Station, and we were going to spend the day golfing, and go to his house in the evening.

He had his motor with him, and we set off, about five of the afternoon, after a thoroughly delightful day, for the drive, the distance being some ten miles.

There is a place that inspired the Hundred Acre Wood.

It's called Ashdown Forest, and there is the bridge that is in, I think, the last book where they play Poohsticks.

Yes.

Drop the sticks and then run over to see whose stick is winning.

Oh, yeah, we played that a lot when I was a kid.

So we are gonna go to Ashdown Forest during our trip because Winnie-the-Pooh has been such a big part of our childhood.

So I'm super excited, and I will have to send you pictures of all the Pooh things.

Can I read you this really sweet thing from the book?