Shrublands Collection

The Grand National Archery Meeting at the Shrublands, Leamington (engraving)
1049177 The Grand National Archery Meeting at the Shrublands, Leamington (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info)

Forest Heath IP28 7 Map
Postcode Sector Map of Forest Heath IP28 7

Tewkesbury GL53 9 Map
Postcode Sector Map of Tewkesbury GL53 9

Uttlesford CB10 2 Map
Postcode Sector Map of Uttlesford CB10 2

Welwyn Hatfield AL9 7 Map
Postcode Sector Map of Welwyn Hatfield AL9 7

Rio La Leona flows through the Patagonian Steppe near El Calafate, Patagonia, Argentina
Rio La Leona flows through the Patagonian Steppe with its arid landscape and the famous National Route 40 in squally sunlight near El Calafate in Santa Cruz Province; Patagonia, Argentina

Silhouette of a Joshua tree standing in front of sunset, Joshua Tree National Park, California, USA
Silhouette of a Joshua tree (Yucca brevifolia) standing in front of sunset with pink clouds; Joshua Tree National Park, California, United States of America

Archery / Women / Leamington
The Grand National archery meeting is held at the Shrublands, Leamington (Warwickshire) Date: 1873

View of white sand dunes and coastal fynbos habitat, De Hoop Nature Reserve, Western Cape, South Africa, February

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Discover the beauty and diversity of shrublands, from the Grand National Archery Meeting grounds at Leamington in England, to the Forest Heath of Suffolk, Tewkesbury's rolling hills in Gloucestershire, and Uttlesford's picturesque landscapes. Across the globe, shrublands span continents, from the Patagonian Steppe's Rio La Leona in Argentina, to the sun-kissed Joshua Tree National Park in California. Archery enthusiasts gather at Leamington, while European hares graze amongst the upland phrygana scrubland in Greece. Witness the stunning contrasts of white sand dunes and coastal fynbos habitat in South Africa's De Hoop Nature Reserve. The silhouette of a Joshua tree against a setting sun and the graceful form of an archer in Leamington encapsulate the timeless allure of these unique ecosystems.