Dixie Strip

Wood, Forest in Essex Uttlesford

England

Dixie Strip

Audley End station Audley End, the nearest station for Saffron Walden, is on the Liverpool Street - Cambridge line.
Audley End station Credit: Stephen McKay

Dixie Strip, Essex (Wood, Forest) is a small rural settlement located in the county of Essex, in the eastern part of England. Situated within the larger district of Uttlesford, Dixie Strip is known for its picturesque surroundings and peaceful atmosphere.

The settlement is characterized by its abundance of woodland and forested areas, which provide a natural habitat for various species of flora and fauna. The woodlands in Dixie Strip are well-preserved and offer residents and visitors the opportunity to explore nature, go for walks, or engage in outdoor activities such as hiking and bird-watching.

Despite its small size, Dixie Strip has a close-knit community that takes pride in the preservation of its natural surroundings. The settlement comprises mainly residential properties, with a few local businesses catering to the needs of the residents. The residents of Dixie Strip are known for their friendly and welcoming nature, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere for both newcomers and visitors.

The settlement benefits from its proximity to nearby towns and villages, providing access to essential amenities such as schools, healthcare facilities, and shopping centers. Additionally, its location makes it an ideal spot for those seeking a more rural lifestyle, while still being within commuting distance of larger urban areas.

Dixie Strip, Essex (Wood, Forest) offers an idyllic countryside experience, with its serene atmosphere, lush greenery, and strong sense of community, making it an appealing place for those who appreciate the beauty of nature and desire a peaceful and tranquil living environment.

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Dixie Strip Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 52.001031/0.22494134 or Grid Reference TL5235. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Audley End station Audley End, the nearest station for Saffron Walden, is on the Liverpool Street - Cambridge line.
Audley End station
Audley End, the nearest station for Saffron Walden, is on the Liverpool Street - Cambridge line.
Wendens Ambo A beautiful view of the hamlet of Wendens Ambo, with the Church of St Mary The Virgin in the background
Wendens Ambo
A beautiful view of the hamlet of Wendens Ambo, with the Church of St Mary The Virgin in the background
Old Houses, Newport, Essex In an area of Newport known as the Green, stands a long row of fine houses. Some of them are good examples of timber-framed buildings.
Old Houses, Newport, Essex
In an area of Newport known as the Green, stands a long row of fine houses. Some of them are good examples of timber-framed buildings.
Audley End village, Essex These 18th century cottages stand at the approach to St. Mark's College, directly south of the famous Audley End House.
Audley End village, Essex
These 18th century cottages stand at the approach to St. Mark's College, directly south of the famous Audley End House.
'The Bell' inn, Wendens Ambo, Essex This is a very old timber-framed inn that stands on the B.1039 road to Royston.
'The Bell' inn, Wendens Ambo, Essex
This is a very old timber-framed inn that stands on the B.1039 road to Royston.
Railway crossing at Wendens Ambo, Essex The road in the photo is Rookery Lane.
Railway crossing at Wendens Ambo, Essex
The road in the photo is Rookery Lane.
Old cottages at Newport, Essex The road in the photo is Bury Water Lane.
Old cottages at Newport, Essex
The road in the photo is Bury Water Lane.
Cottages A real chocolate box picture of Wendens Ambo, a village in North Essex which always attracts the photographers and tourists.  But will the peace and quiet of such a pla ce be shattered if the plans to extend Stansted Airport go ahead.
Cottages
A real chocolate box picture of Wendens Ambo, a village in North Essex which always attracts the photographers and tourists. But will the peace and quiet of such a pla ce be shattered if the plans to extend Stansted Airport go ahead.
'The Fighting Cocks' inn The road is the B.1383, which used to be the busy A.11
'The Fighting Cocks' inn
The road is the B.1383, which used to be the busy A.11
Wenden Road on the way to Saffron Walden Sir Joshua's Bridge is just behind the parked car.
Wenden Road on the way to Saffron Walden
Sir Joshua's Bridge is just behind the parked car.
Farmhouse at The Roos
Farmhouse at The Roos
Beechy Ride Path This bridleway is split by the B.1052 and called Beechy Ride Track on one side and Beechy Ride Path on the other side.
Beechy Ride Path
This bridleway is split by the B.1052 and called Beechy Ride Track on one side and Beechy Ride Path on the other side.
Tree plantation Forestry Commission tree plantation beside the M11 motorway at Norton End, Wendens Ambo.
Tree plantation
Forestry Commission tree plantation beside the M11 motorway at Norton End, Wendens Ambo.
River Cam at Shortgrove Bridge The river Cam (or Granta) winding through the trees at Shortgrove Bridge, between Wendens Ambo and Saffron Walden
River Cam at Shortgrove Bridge
The river Cam (or Granta) winding through the trees at Shortgrove Bridge, between Wendens Ambo and Saffron Walden
The 'White Horse' inn on the B.1383 in Newport
The 'White Horse' inn on the B.1383 in Newport
Lone tree with distant radar The Debden Radar in the background, which serves Stansted Airport, can be seen more closely in <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/280029">TL5534 : Debden Radar</a>. The tree is near the Harcamlow Way.
Lone tree with distant radar
The Debden Radar in the background, which serves Stansted Airport, can be seen more closely in TL5534 : Debden Radar. The tree is near the Harcamlow Way.
Edge of Forty Acre Wood Part of the plantations surrounding Shortgrove Park, seen from the Harcamlow Way.
Edge of Forty Acre Wood
Part of the plantations surrounding Shortgrove Park, seen from the Harcamlow Way.
Audley End station building A facade which is worthy of the stately home the station is named after, somewhat spoilt by the portacabin on the left which sells newspapers and confectionery (and the To Let sign for that matter).
Audley End station building
A facade which is worthy of the stately home the station is named after, somewhat spoilt by the portacabin on the left which sells newspapers and confectionery (and the To Let sign for that matter).
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Dixie Strip is located at Grid Ref: TL5235 (Lat: 52.001031, Lng: 0.22494134)

Administrative County: Essex

District: Uttlesford

Police Authority: Essex

What 3 Words

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