Ashdown Forest was once the home to author A.A. Milne. The "Winnie-the-Pooh" creator lived in the area, near the town of Hartfield, in the 1920s, when he came up with "The Hundred Acre Woods." ...

Ashdown Forest Rangers and Sussex Police helped too, using a drone to help survey the fire ground. “The fire took hold quickly and was significant,” said Incident Commander Andrew Gausden.

Ashdown Forest in Sussex, UK, the real-life place A.A. Milne used as inspiration for the Hundred Acre Wood in 'Winnie the Pooh,' caught fire on April 28.

The scene after a fire at Ashdown Forest in East Sussex Gareth Fuller/PA Images via Getty Images Winnie the Pooh and the cohort of other loveable characters dreamed up by A.A. Milne frolic deep in ...

A fire broke out in the forest that inspired “Winnie the Pooh” on Sunday evening, according to local fire and rescue services. About 14 acres of the Ashdown Forest, in the southern part of the ...

Ashdown Forest offers two Pooh-themed walks, maps of which can be downloaded from the website. You can visit the Forest Center to discover more about the region’s landscape, flora and fauna.

Clive Aslet explores East Sussex's Ashdown Forest, the setting of A.A. Milne's famous stories about Christopher Robin and his toys, Eeyore, Piglet, Tigger and Pooh bear.

Summers Place Auctions said the bridge, originally known as Posingford Bridge when it was built in Suffolk's Ashdown Forest in 1907, became an iconic setting when Christopher Robin and Winnie-the ...

A fire tore through an English forest that inspired the fictional home of Winnie the Pooh on Sunday night. The inferno spread across nearly 50 acres of the Ashdown Forest in Sussex England ...

A bitter dispute has erupted over the way one of our ancient woodlands - Ashdown Forest - is being cared for. Controversial measures to restore and maintain traditional heathland, including ...

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