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Moss's Covert

Wood, Forest in Suffolk East Suffolk

England

Moss's Covert

Road to nowhere much Formerly a through road, the lane here no longer goes anywhere since the A12 was built across its route.
Road to nowhere much Credit: Des Blenkinsopp

Moss's Covert is a picturesque woodland located in the county of Suffolk, England. Situated in the heart of the region, this hidden gem is nestled within the larger forest area. Covering an expansive area, Moss's Covert is a haven for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts alike.

The woodland is characterized by its dense canopy of trees, predominantly composed of oaks, beeches, and birches. This diverse mix of tree species creates a vibrant and rich ecosystem, providing a habitat for a wide array of fauna. From soaring birds of prey to delicate woodland creatures, Moss's Covert is teeming with wildlife.

Walking through Moss's Covert, visitors are greeted with a serene and tranquil atmosphere. The forest floor is adorned with a lush carpet of moss and ferns, creating a mystical and enchanting setting. The soft rustling of leaves underfoot and the gentle chirping of birds overhead add to the overall ambiance of the woodland.

The woodland is intersected by a network of well-maintained trails, allowing visitors to explore the area at their own pace. These pathways wind through the trees, leading to hidden clearings and secluded spots, perfect for picnicking or simply enjoying the beauty of nature.

Moss's Covert is a popular destination for outdoor activities such as hiking, birdwatching, and photography. The changing seasons bring a unique charm to the woodland, with vibrant spring blooms, lush summer foliage, and stunning autumn colors.

Whether seeking solace in nature or embarking on an adventure, Moss's Covert offers a captivating experience for all who venture into its tranquil embrace.

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Images are sourced within 2km of 52.217684/1.4690623 or Grid Reference TM3763. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Road to nowhere much Formerly a through road, the lane here no longer goes anywhere since the A12 was built across its route.
Road to nowhere much
Formerly a through road, the lane here no longer goes anywhere since the A12 was built across its route.
Fields, Barns and Woods A view at Carlton Green Farm.
Fields, Barns and Woods
A view at Carlton Green Farm.
Farmland and Two Heaps Fields at Carlton Green.
Farmland and Two Heaps
Fields at Carlton Green.
Cyclists Dismount A few metres of cycleway making a straight crossing for bikes over the A12 avoiding the slightly staggered crossing for other vehicles.
Cyclists Dismount
A few metres of cycleway making a straight crossing for bikes over the A12 avoiding the slightly staggered crossing for other vehicles.
Beaumont Cottages, Carlton Road Suburban style housing around a green.
Beaumont Cottages, Carlton Road
Suburban style housing around a green.
Houses on Carlton Road
Houses on Carlton Road
Footpath crossing the A12, Benhall
Footpath crossing the A12, Benhall
Primroses beside the A12
Primroses beside the A12
Scurvy grass by the A12 Scurvy grass likes salty conditions and by March-April the sides of the main roads here have little white mats of it as a result of winter salt-spreading. It seems to spread wherever grass is short beside the A-roads, but is far less common along lanes where presumably winter gritting is less frequent.
Scurvy grass by the A12
Scurvy grass likes salty conditions and by March-April the sides of the main roads here have little white mats of it as a result of winter salt-spreading. It seems to spread wherever grass is short beside the A-roads, but is far less common along lanes where presumably winter gritting is less frequent.
Patmore Water Softeners Formerly a wine shop, this splendid building is now in the water softening trade.
Patmore Water Softeners
Formerly a wine shop, this splendid building is now in the water softening trade.
Saxmundham High Street Looking northwards from the crossroads at the southern end. As in many places Ukrainian flags are flying in solidarity with that country against the Russian invasion.
Saxmundham High Street
Looking northwards from the crossroads at the southern end. As in many places Ukrainian flags are flying in solidarity with that country against the Russian invasion.
The Corner of Church Street The eastern side of the main cross roads in Saxmundham. An old house is now occupied by a framing and restoration business. Ukrainian flags are being flown everywhere just now in protest against the Russian invasion of that country.
The Corner of Church Street
The eastern side of the main cross roads in Saxmundham. An old house is now occupied by a framing and restoration business. Ukrainian flags are being flown everywhere just now in protest against the Russian invasion of that country.
Pharmacy, Post Office and Other Shops Shops on Saxmundham High Street. The pharmacy and post office building is different from the rest of the terrace, with a touch of deco in its appearance and a ramp up to the door.
Pharmacy, Post Office and Other Shops
Shops on Saxmundham High Street. The pharmacy and post office building is different from the rest of the terrace, with a touch of deco in its appearance and a ramp up to the door.
A mixed terrace on Church Street Terraced housing in a variety of styles.
A mixed terrace on Church Street
Terraced housing in a variety of styles.
Market Place, Saxmundham A block behind the High Street, the Market Place is long rather than square. Ukrainian flags are everywhere just now in response to what is happening there at the moment.
Market Place, Saxmundham
A block behind the High Street, the Market Place is long rather than square. Ukrainian flags are everywhere just now in response to what is happening there at the moment.
Footpath running west from Ash Ground, Saxmundham The A12 runs in a cutting beyond the hedge: the gate on the far side of the road can just be made out through the gate in the near hedge.
Footpath running west from Ash Ground, Saxmundham
The A12 runs in a cutting beyond the hedge: the gate on the far side of the road can just be made out through the gate in the near hedge.
Footpath towards the A12, Saxmundham The footpath climbs up the steps seen here and emerges on the verge of the A12, here crossing the valley of a small brook on an embankment.
Footpath towards the A12, Saxmundham
The footpath climbs up the steps seen here and emerges on the verge of the A12, here crossing the valley of a small brook on an embankment.
Railway crossing, Kiln Lane Kiln Lane loops in a horseshoe-shape away from and back to the old London-Lowestoft road, crossing the railway twice on the way. Construction of the A12 Saxmundham bypass included creating an access point onto Kiln Lane at its furthest point from the old road, making it possible for the cars to get to houses on the west side of the railway line without using the level crossings; as a result, the southern crossing shown here has been converted to a foot crossing only, and vehicles can no longer use it. The northern crossing, which is very seldom used, can be seen at <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/6443619">TM3862 : Saxmundham: Kiln Lane crossing</a> and <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/6443620">TM3862 : Saxmundham: Crossing Cottage, Kiln Lane</a>.
Railway crossing, Kiln Lane
Kiln Lane loops in a horseshoe-shape away from and back to the old London-Lowestoft road, crossing the railway twice on the way. Construction of the A12 Saxmundham bypass included creating an access point onto Kiln Lane at its furthest point from the old road, making it possible for the cars to get to houses on the west side of the railway line without using the level crossings; as a result, the southern crossing shown here has been converted to a foot crossing only, and vehicles can no longer use it. The northern crossing, which is very seldom used, can be seen at TM3862 : Saxmundham: Kiln Lane crossing and TM3862 : Saxmundham: Crossing Cottage, Kiln Lane.
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Moss's Covert is located at Grid Ref: TM3763 (Lat: 52.217684, Lng: 1.4690623)

Administrative County: Suffolk

District: East Suffolk

Police Authority: Suffolk

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