Bushy Park Wood

Wood, Forest in Suffolk Babergh

England

Bushy Park Wood

Sudbury Road, Stoke By Nayland
Sudbury Road, Stoke By Nayland Credit: David Howard

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Images are sourced within 2km of 52.009972/0.88464637 or Grid Reference TL9838. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Sudbury Road, Stoke By Nayland
Sudbury Road, Stoke By Nayland
Mill Street, Polstead
Mill Street, Polstead
Pink house on Polstead Hill
Pink house on Polstead Hill
Polstead Hill
Polstead Hill
Sudbury Road, Stoke By Nayland
Sudbury Road, Stoke By Nayland
Polstead church
Polstead church
Floral delights in field at Mill Street The summer of 1996 will be forever remembered by me as the year of red poppies.  They seemed to be everywhere and lasted for many weeks.
Floral delights in field at Mill Street
The summer of 1996 will be forever remembered by me as the year of red poppies. They seemed to be everywhere and lasted for many weeks.
Narrow lane in Mill Street This shows a converted mill in the aptly named community of Mill Street
Narrow lane in Mill Street
This shows a converted mill in the aptly named community of Mill Street
Polstead It is 10 years since I took this photograph.  I remember standing on the village green, and there was an inn close to this village sign
Polstead
It is 10 years since I took this photograph. I remember standing on the village green, and there was an inn close to this village sign
Southern aspect from Bell's Corner Looks over a field towards some woods. These fall down into the Box Valley, with the distinctive landmark of Stoke-by-Nayland church in the distance on the opposite side
Southern aspect from Bell's Corner
Looks over a field towards some woods. These fall down into the Box Valley, with the distinctive landmark of Stoke-by-Nayland church in the distance on the opposite side
'The Cock Inn', Polstead, Suffolk
'The Cock Inn', Polstead, Suffolk
Cottage at Stoke Tye, Suffolk Stoke Tye is a small place northwest of Stoke-by-Nayland and has just a few houses like the one in this picture.
Cottage at Stoke Tye, Suffolk
Stoke Tye is a small place northwest of Stoke-by-Nayland and has just a few houses like the one in this picture.
Rosehips in hedge, near Polstead
Rosehips in hedge, near Polstead
Footpath and hedges, Polstead The path has been fenced off from the field. Young trees have been planted along the fence, and will eventually form a hedge. The hedge on the left includes wild roses, their fruit shown in <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/233804">TL9937 : Rosehips in hedge, near Polstead</a>. The tree at the end of the footpath is a sweet chestnut.
Footpath and hedges, Polstead
The path has been fenced off from the field. Young trees have been planted along the fence, and will eventually form a hedge. The hedge on the left includes wild roses, their fruit shown in TL9937 : Rosehips in hedge, near Polstead. The tree at the end of the footpath is a sweet chestnut.
Polstead Church, distant view with fields and trees The church is outside the village, in Polstead Park. This view is from the hill above Bell's Corner.
Polstead Church, distant view with fields and trees
The church is outside the village, in Polstead Park. This view is from the hill above Bell's Corner.
Bell's Corner and Polstead The houses at the bottom of the field are on Marten's Lane, at Bell's Corner. The houses on the skyline beyond are the village of Polstead.
Bell's Corner and Polstead
The houses at the bottom of the field are on Marten's Lane, at Bell's Corner. The houses on the skyline beyond are the village of Polstead.
Polstead Pond View from road junction to Ponds farm. This is a large pond, almost a lake, formed by a dam in the narrow valley.
Polstead Pond
View from road junction to Ponds farm. This is a large pond, almost a lake, formed by a dam in the narrow valley.
Straw bales surround a football pitch, Polstead Straw bales are difficult to dispose of, good use has been made of these to form the boundaries of a football pitch.
Straw bales surround a football pitch, Polstead
Straw bales are difficult to dispose of, good use has been made of these to form the boundaries of a football pitch.
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Bushy Park Wood is located at Grid Ref: TL9838 (Lat: 52.009972, Lng: 0.88464637)

Administrative County: Suffolk

District: Babergh

Police Authority: Suffolk

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