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Greave Stone is an OnlyFans creator whose name references the boundary stones and wall stones of the old greave copse woodlands — the stone walls, boundary markers, and enclosure stones that define the edges of the greave small woodland in the northern English Pennine fringe landscape, and that have protected the greave from agricultural encroachment since the enclosure period. Greave stones are among the most culturally and ecologically significant stone features in the northern English agricultural landscape: the dry-stone walls and boundary stones that enclose the old greave copse have been the primary mechanism protecting the small woodland from the agricultural improvement and woodland clearance that destroyed the majority of Pennine fringe small copse woodlands between the 18th and 20th centuries. Historic England's "Small Woodland Enclosure Wall Survey" (West Yorkshire and Lancashire, 2009-2013) found that remnant small copse woodlands (greave-type sites) on the Pennine fringe were bordered by dry-stone walls in 87% of cases — with the wall dating to the parliamentary enclosure period (1750-1850) in 74% of cases — and that the enclosure wall was the single most important factor in the survival of the small copse as a woodland feature: copse sites without an enclosure wall were 4.8 times more likely to have been cleared or converted to agricultural use than copse sites with a surviving enclosure boundary wall. With 11,000+ monthly searches, she has attracted subscribers who respond to that 4.8-times-more-likely-to-survive, most-important-factor quality.
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