text: Hopefully, will look a bit better in a while once the maps get updated.
  
  I think the problem was that this area was already pretty intricate with woodland of different types. These were 'glued' to the nature reserve area, which doesn't help when changing the location of one not the other. Not ideal for early edits I'm afraid.
  
  What I've done is pull the woods back, leaving one glued to the nature reserve. I've also added the name for Garibaldi Plantation (or at least most of it). For the nature reserve I enabled the "Cadastral Parcel" overlay layer in the hope that there may have been some correspondence between your map & land parcels at the Land Registry. Fortunately there was. so I used those boundaries to complete the outline of the nature reserve.
  
  There's no doubt a bit of tidying up to do. In particular the bridleway at the moment goes out of the nature reserve at one point which I suspect might be wrong.
  
  For future reference when one area is glued to another the individual "nodes" are a light grey not white. They can be unglued by right clicking and choosing the "unglue" option on the menu or just "d" (for disconnect) as a keyboard shortcut. Entire areas or individual nodes can be disconnected.
  
  Another useful thing for intricate areas is that it is possible to only show certain features of the data (e.g., not show paths). It's at the bottom of the map data menu (RHS just below imagery layers).
  
  The map will take a little time to refresh.
  
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