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Catsnaps Belt

Wood, Forest in Suffolk East Suffolk

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Catsnaps Belt

High Street, Saxmundham Looking north west towards the railway bridge.
High Street, Saxmundham Credit: Trevor Harris

Catsnaps Belt is a picturesque woodland area located in Suffolk, England. Nestled in the heart of the Suffolk countryside, this forested belt offers a serene and tranquil escape for nature enthusiasts and outdoor lovers alike.

Covering an expansive area, Catsnaps Belt is characterized by its dense and richly diverse woodland, consisting of a variety of tree species such as oak, beech, and birch. The forest floor is adorned with a carpet of vibrant wildflowers, creating a stunning display during the spring and summer months.

Visitors to Catsnaps Belt can enjoy a range of activities, including walking, hiking, and birdwatching. The forest is crisscrossed with a network of well-maintained footpaths and trails, offering opportunities to explore the area and discover its hidden treasures.

Wildlife is abundant in Catsnaps Belt, with sightings of various bird species, including woodpeckers, owls, and songbirds. Deer, foxes, and squirrels also call this woodland home, adding to its natural charm and allure.

The forest is managed by a dedicated team of conservationists who work tirelessly to preserve the natural beauty and biodiversity of Catsnaps Belt. They undertake regular maintenance and habitat restoration efforts to ensure the long-term sustainability of the woodland.

Catsnaps Belt is easily accessible, with ample parking facilities and well-signposted entrances. It attracts visitors from near and far, providing a peaceful retreat from the hustle and bustle of daily life.

In summary, Catsnaps Belt in Suffolk is a captivating woodland destination, offering a haven for nature enthusiasts and providing a wonderful opportunity to reconnect with the beauty of the natural world.

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Images are sourced within 2km of 52.206222/1.4838043 or Grid Reference TM3862. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

High Street, Saxmundham Looking north west towards the railway bridge.
High Street, Saxmundham
Looking north west towards the railway bridge.
Turning right off A12 at Friday Street This is on a short section of dual carriageway
Turning right off A12 at Friday Street
This is on a short section of dual carriageway
Waiting for a gap on the A12 dual carriageway To turn right onto the A1094 requires concentration
Waiting for a gap on the A12 dual carriageway
To turn right onto the A1094 requires concentration
Cottages in Saxmundham
Cottages in Saxmundham
Benhall Green beacon
Benhall Green beacon
Red Lane Looking west towards Benhall Green in arable country.
Red Lane
Looking west towards Benhall Green in arable country.
Cottages on Aldecar Lane A corner of Benhall Green, a community filled with lovely cottages like these.
Cottages on Aldecar Lane
A corner of Benhall Green, a community filled with lovely cottages like these.
Benhall Green A group of trees in the middle of this rural community in East Suffolk.
Benhall Green
A group of trees in the middle of this rural community in East Suffolk.
The Walled Garden A small plant nursery set within a lovely walled garden.
The Walled Garden
A small plant nursery set within a lovely walled garden.
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.
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Catsnaps Belt is located at Grid Ref: TM3862 (Lat: 52.206222, Lng: 1.4838043)

Administrative County: Suffolk

District: East Suffolk

Police Authority: Suffolk

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