Fir Covert

Wood, Forest in Norfolk Broadland

England

Fir Covert

Atlantic Avenue Part of an expansion of Norwich to the northeast.
Atlantic Avenue Credit: Hugh Venables

Fir Covert, Norfolk is a picturesque woodland located in the eastern region of England. Situated in the county of Norfolk, this forested area is known for its dense population of fir trees, which lend their name to the covert. The woodland covers a vast area, offering a tranquil and serene environment for visitors to explore.

Fir Covert boasts a rich biodiversity, with various species of flora and fauna thriving within its boundaries. The towering fir trees dominate the landscape, creating a dense canopy that provides shade and shelter for the woodland's inhabitants. The forest floor is covered in a thick layer of fallen leaves and moss, creating a soft carpet-like texture underfoot.

Visitors to Fir Covert can expect to encounter a range of wildlife, including squirrels, rabbits, and a variety of bird species. The forest is particularly popular amongst birdwatchers, as it provides an ideal habitat for many different types of birds, including woodpeckers, owls, and finches.

The woodland offers numerous walking trails and paths that wind through the trees, allowing visitors to immerse themselves in the natural beauty of Fir Covert. With its peaceful atmosphere and stunning scenery, it is a popular destination for nature enthusiasts and those seeking a break from the hustle and bustle of everyday life.

Fir Covert, Norfolk is a hidden gem, offering a tranquil retreat for those seeking solace in nature's embrace. Whether it's a leisurely stroll or an opportunity to observe the local wildlife, this woodland sanctuary is sure to enchant visitors with its beauty and serenity.

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Fir Covert Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 52.661059/1.3629853 or Grid Reference TG2712. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Atlantic Avenue Part of an expansion of Norwich to the northeast.
Atlantic Avenue
Part of an expansion of Norwich to the northeast.
Cycle path closed by Broadland Northway The cyclepath doesn't follow the length of the new road, just stretches where roads have been cut off.
Cycle path closed by Broadland Northway
The cyclepath doesn't follow the length of the new road, just stretches where roads have been cut off.
New part of New Rackheath Large housing development between the existing village and new dual carriageway.
New part of New Rackheath
Large housing development between the existing village and new dual carriageway.
Path in Belmore Plantation, Thorpe St Andrew Belmore Plantation is one of three woodlands (Racecourse, Belmore and Brown’s Plantations) in Thorpe St Andrew, just outside Norwich. Their total area is 205 acres (82 hectares), and together they form the largest area of woodland within several miles of Norwich. The woodlands are owned by the Thorpe & Felthorpe Trust, the Trustees of which are five members of the Gurney family. Local residents are opposing a developer's plan to build 631 housing 'units' here.
Path in Belmore Plantation, Thorpe St Andrew
Belmore Plantation is one of three woodlands (Racecourse, Belmore and Brown’s Plantations) in Thorpe St Andrew, just outside Norwich. Their total area is 205 acres (82 hectares), and together they form the largest area of woodland within several miles of Norwich. The woodlands are owned by the Thorpe & Felthorpe Trust, the Trustees of which are five members of the Gurney family. Local residents are opposing a developer's plan to build 631 housing 'units' here.
Pound Lane past Brown's Plantation, Thorpe St Andrew The woodland to the right (west) of the lane is Belmore Plantation. Belmore Plantation is one of three woodlands (Racecourse, Belmore and Brown’s Plantations) in Thorpe St Andrew, just outside Norwich. Their total area is 205 acres (82 hectares), and together they form the largest area of woodland within several miles of Norwich. The woodlands are owned by the Thorpe & Felthorpe Trust, the Trustees of which are five members of the Gurney family. Local residents are opposing a developer's plan to build 631 housing 'units' here.
Pound Lane past Brown's Plantation, Thorpe St Andrew
The woodland to the right (west) of the lane is Belmore Plantation. Belmore Plantation is one of three woodlands (Racecourse, Belmore and Brown’s Plantations) in Thorpe St Andrew, just outside Norwich. Their total area is 205 acres (82 hectares), and together they form the largest area of woodland within several miles of Norwich. The woodlands are owned by the Thorpe & Felthorpe Trust, the Trustees of which are five members of the Gurney family. Local residents are opposing a developer's plan to build 631 housing 'units' here.
The northern end of Pound Lane, Thorpe St Andrew
The northern end of Pound Lane, Thorpe St Andrew
Burnt-out industrial premises at Rackheath Industrial Estate On 29 February 2012 a fire ripped through the industrial unit housing a company called PHS Data Shred, situated on the Rackheath Industrial Estate. Altogether 13 fire engines are reported to have been at the scene and the industrial estate was closed to all but emergency vehicles.  A security fence has since been erected around the burnt-out shell of the building.
Burnt-out industrial premises at Rackheath Industrial Estate
On 29 February 2012 a fire ripped through the industrial unit housing a company called PHS Data Shred, situated on the Rackheath Industrial Estate. Altogether 13 fire engines are reported to have been at the scene and the industrial estate was closed to all but emergency vehicles. A security fence has since been erected around the burnt-out shell of the building.
Fire-damaged business unit on the Rackheath Industrial Estate On 29 February 2012 a fire ripped through the industrial unit housing a company called PHS Data Shred, situated on the Rackheath Industrial Estate. Altogether 13 fire engines are reported to have been at the scene and the industrial estate was closed to all but emergency vehicles.  A security fence has since been erected around the burnt-out shell of the building.
Fire-damaged business unit on the Rackheath Industrial Estate
On 29 February 2012 a fire ripped through the industrial unit housing a company called PHS Data Shred, situated on the Rackheath Industrial Estate. Altogether 13 fire engines are reported to have been at the scene and the industrial estate was closed to all but emergency vehicles. A security fence has since been erected around the burnt-out shell of the building.
Business units on the Rackheath Industrial Estate
Business units on the Rackheath Industrial Estate
Unnamed road at Rackheath Industrial Estate
Unnamed road at Rackheath Industrial Estate
Business units on the Rackheath Industrial Estate
Business units on the Rackheath Industrial Estate
View along the road through Rackheath Industrial Estate
View along the road through Rackheath Industrial Estate
Huge silos on Rackheath Industrial Estate
Huge silos on Rackheath Industrial Estate
The Racecourse Inn Rackheath On the Salhouse Road
The Racecourse Inn Rackheath
On the Salhouse Road
Straw Bales near Thorpe End The houses in the distance are at Thorpe St.Andrew.
Straw Bales near Thorpe End
The houses in the distance are at Thorpe St.Andrew.
The Racecourse Inn, Rackheath
The Racecourse Inn, Rackheath
Howes Motor Company Salhouse Road, Rackheath.
Howes Motor Company
Salhouse Road, Rackheath.
The drive of the Sprowston Manor Hotel Norwich Classic cars are lined up waiting for the start of the Rotary Retro Automobile Fellowship Jubilee Tour.
The drive of the Sprowston Manor Hotel Norwich
Classic cars are lined up waiting for the start of the Rotary Retro Automobile Fellowship Jubilee Tour.
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Fir Covert is located at Grid Ref: TG2712 (Lat: 52.661059, Lng: 1.3629853)

Administrative County: Norfolk

District: Broadland

Police Authority: Norfolk

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Located within 500m of 52.661059,1.3629853
Bus Stop
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Bus Stop
South Lodges, opp
Bench: no
Check Date Shelter: 2021-05-03
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Rackheath Hall
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Description: Country House and newly developed residential area.
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