Frizzeler's Green

Settlement in Suffolk West Suffolk

England

Frizzeler's Green

Wheat field near Barrow Credit: Jonathan Thacker

Frizzeler's Green is a charming village located in the county of Suffolk, England. Situated amidst picturesque countryside, this small and idyllic settlement is known for its serene and peaceful atmosphere. With a population of around 300 residents, Frizzeler's Green offers a tight-knit community feel where locals take pride in their close relationships and sense of belonging.

The village features a traditional rural English landscape, characterized by rolling hills, lush green fields, and meandering streams. The area is dotted with quaint cottages and historic buildings, providing a glimpse into the region's rich heritage. The architecture reflects a blend of traditional Suffolk styles, with timber-framed houses and thatched roofs that add to the village's old-world charm.

Frizzeler's Green is also renowned for its natural beauty, serving as a gateway to several outdoor recreational activities. Surrounding the village, there are numerous walking and cycling trails that allow visitors to explore the stunning countryside. The nearby Frizzeler's Green Nature Reserve offers a haven for wildlife enthusiasts, with its diverse range of flora and fauna.

Despite its small size, Frizzeler's Green boasts a strong community spirit, evident through various local events and gatherings. The village pub serves as a central meeting point, where residents and visitors can come together to enjoy hearty meals and engage in friendly conversations.

Overall, Frizzeler's Green is a quintessential English village that offers a peaceful retreat from the hustle and bustle of city life. Its scenic beauty, historic charm, and close-knit community make it a hidden gem in the Suffolk countryside.

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Frizzeler's Green Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 52.227431/0.60479665 or Grid Reference TL7862. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Wheat field near Barrow

Jonathan Thacker

Wheat field near Wolfe Hall

Jonathan Thacker

Barrow: 16 The Green

Michael Garlick

The Umbrello

This folly is one of the few outdoor examples of Coade Stone, a cast man-made material. The lead roof went long ago. The iron core of the pillars is starting to rust, breaking off chunks of the stone. The structure seems to have no point at all - it is so high that even with its roof it would not protect you from the rain. And being tucked into the edge of a wood means it does not enhance the view from anywhere.

John Goldsmith

The Umbrello

Being set amongst trees there is no really good view of this folly, though the undergrowth does seem to have been cleared. The floor is just flat stone. There is more information in TL7962 : The Umbrello and other captions. I am negotiating to add a photo taken in the 1930s, when the ornate roof was still in place.

John Goldsmith

Snake's Head fritillary

This white version of the snake's head fritillary (fritillaria meleagris) was growing in the wild meadow opposite Great Saxham Hall, which can be seen in the background.

Bob Jones