This same Ashdown Forest is 35 kilometres south of London (England) and called Ashdown Forest. In fact, it is not even so much forest, just how much hilly terrain. In order not to further confuse the names in English:
You can take a train from London to Tunbridge Wells or to East Grinstead and rent a car. Or you can rent a car at either London airport (Gatwick or Heathrow) and drive there. East Sussex, the county where most Winnie-the-Pooh sites are located, is about an hour’s drive from London. From the airports, take the M25 south to Exit 6, which is the A22, and then continue south on the A22 to East Grinstead, east on the A264 to the B2026, and then south on the B2026 to Hartfield.
All details can be found at the site of East Sussex Country Council and in this map from the book The Brilliant Career of Winnie-the-Pooh.
Ashdown Forest (96 Kb)
However, there are still people who do not believe a clever book, cartoons and even guide. In this hard to believe, but I found a map that among other things, the “house Tigers”! Bu we know something that lived at the Tigris Kangi with Roo and any of his house he had not had :)) In addition, on the map mix of light hand, incorrectly identified trails and creek! Nevertheless, in the example to everyone, publish this piece surprising ignorance and misunderstanding of the foundations of surveying and cartography.
