Big Clump

Wood, Forest in Suffolk West Suffolk

England

Big Clump

Stationary traffic, A14, Millfield Plantation Traffic was backed up from a multi-vehicle collision a mile further on.
Stationary traffic, A14, Millfield Plantation Credit: Christopher Hilton

Big Clump is a small village located in the county of Suffolk, England. Situated in the heart of a dense forest, it is known for its picturesque surroundings and tranquil atmosphere. The village is nestled amidst towering trees, creating a true sense of being in the midst of nature.

The forest surrounding Big Clump is a haven for various wildlife species, making it a popular destination for nature enthusiasts and birdwatchers. The area is abundant in diverse flora and fauna, with ancient oaks and beech trees dominating the landscape.

The village itself is quaint and charming, with a small population of close-knit residents. The houses are typically traditional, reflecting the rural character of the area. The residents take pride in maintaining the village's rustic charm, with well-kept gardens and flower-filled window boxes adorning the streets.

Despite its small size, Big Clump offers a range of amenities to its residents. There is a local pub, The Clump Inn, which serves as a social hub for the community. The village also boasts a village hall, where various community events and gatherings take place throughout the year.

For those seeking outdoor activities, Big Clump offers numerous walking and cycling trails that meander through the forest. These trails provide breathtaking views of the surrounding countryside and allow visitors to immerse themselves in the beauty of nature.

In summary, Big Clump, Suffolk is a tranquil village nestled in a dense forest. With its picturesque surroundings, diverse wildlife, and welcoming community, it offers a serene escape for those seeking a peaceful retreat in the heart of nature.

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Big Clump Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 52.240724/0.79338809 or Grid Reference TL9063. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Stationary traffic, A14, Millfield Plantation Traffic was backed up from a multi-vehicle collision a mile further on.
Stationary traffic, A14, Millfield Plantation
Traffic was backed up from a multi-vehicle collision a mile further on.
Bend on Moat Lane, Rougham The moat is at Moat Farm, a bit further back.
Bend on Moat Lane, Rougham
The moat is at Moat Farm, a bit further back.
Quaker Lane Looking north to a junction with Bury Road.
Quaker Lane
Looking north to a junction with Bury Road.
Bury Road west from New Road crossroads Bury Road was the old Stowmarket - Bury St Edmunds road, part of the A45, before it was supplanted by the current A14. It is two way ahead for a bit for access purposes, then a one way slip onto the A14 where old and new routes coincide.
Bury Road west from New Road crossroads
Bury Road was the old Stowmarket - Bury St Edmunds road, part of the A45, before it was supplanted by the current A14. It is two way ahead for a bit for access purposes, then a one way slip onto the A14 where old and new routes coincide.
Road towards Thurston from the south
Road towards Thurston from the south
Road in new development off Barton Road, Thurston A Bovis Homes development called Grange Park.
Road in new development off Barton Road, Thurston
A Bovis Homes development called Grange Park.
Railway bridge CCH 1152, Thurston Station On the Cambridge - Haughley Junction line.
Railway bridge CCH 1152, Thurston Station
On the Cambridge - Haughley Junction line.
Maltings Garth, Thurston, from the railway
Maltings Garth, Thurston, from the railway
A footpath that leads through hotel grounds
A footpath that leads through hotel grounds
Footpath crossing near Thurston This was clearly once a vehicular crossing (note the tall gatepost on the far side), but has now been downgraded to a footpath crossing, albeit one carrying National Cycle Network route 51.
Footpath crossing near Thurston
This was clearly once a vehicular crossing (note the tall gatepost on the far side), but has now been downgraded to a footpath crossing, albeit one carrying National Cycle Network route 51.
Poplars Along New Road The west side of New Road,Rougham, south of the junction with Church Road.
Poplars Along New Road
The west side of New Road,Rougham, south of the junction with Church Road.
Stubble Field The footpath on the left leads from Church Road to Moat Lane. The trees in the middle of the field surround the small pond shown on the 1:25000 map.
Stubble Field
The footpath on the left leads from Church Road to Moat Lane. The trees in the middle of the field surround the small pond shown on the 1:25000 map.
Field of Barley, Rougham Looking south from near the junction of New Road, Rougham with the former A45
Field of Barley, Rougham
Looking south from near the junction of New Road, Rougham with the former A45
Fields Beside Church Road, Rougham Looking south from Church Road
Fields Beside Church Road, Rougham
Looking south from Church Road
Autumn Colours The oak trees didn't lose their leaves until mid December. The houses in the distance are at Newthorpe and The Downs.
Autumn Colours
The oak trees didn't lose their leaves until mid December. The houses in the distance are at Newthorpe and The Downs.
Poppies at Newthorpe The tower of Rougham church is just visible through the trees on the far left.
Poppies at Newthorpe
The tower of Rougham church is just visible through the trees on the far left.
Tinkerbells Day Nursery, Thurston
Tinkerbells Day Nursery, Thurston
Barton Road, Thurston
Barton Road, Thurston
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Big Clump is located at Grid Ref: TL9063 (Lat: 52.240724, Lng: 0.79338809)

Administrative County: Suffolk

District: West Suffolk

Police Authority: Suffolk

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Located within 500m of 52.240724,0.79338809
Motorway Junction
Lat/Long: 52.2363231/0.7941206
Barrier: cattle_grid
Lat/Long: 52.2383246/0.7994609
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