North Field

Downs, Moorland in Cambridgeshire East Cambridgeshire

England

North Field

North Field is a region located in the county of Cambridgeshire, England. It is characterized by its diverse landscape, featuring both downs and moorland areas. The field stretches over a substantial area, providing a variety of habitats for various flora and fauna.

The downs of North Field are characterized by their rolling hills and wide open spaces. These areas are covered by a mixture of grasses and low-lying shrubs, creating a visually appealing landscape. The downs offer panoramic views of the surrounding countryside, making it a popular spot for outdoor activities such as hiking and picnicking.

In contrast, the moorland in North Field provides a different environment. It is characterized by its wetter and more marshy terrain, with patches of heather and moss covering the ground. This unique habitat attracts a range of bird species, making it a haven for birdwatchers and nature enthusiasts.

North Field is also home to a variety of wildlife, including rabbits, foxes, and various bird species. The diverse landscape and abundance of natural resources provide a suitable environment for these animals to thrive.

The region's unique blend of downs and moorland, combined with its rich wildlife, makes North Field an attractive destination for nature lovers and those seeking outdoor recreational activities. Whether exploring the rolling hills or observing the birdlife in the moorland, visitors to North Field can expect to experience the beauty and tranquility of this captivating Cambridgeshire landscape.

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North Field Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 52.354318/0.33185888 or Grid Reference TL5875. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Farmland off the A142

JThomas

A142 towards Newmarket

JThomas

A142 towards Ely

On the Soham bypass.

Robin Webster

Byway at Qua Fen Common

This track leads (where?) runs parallel to the A142 Soham bypass, across low-lying wetlands.

Bob Jones

The Hasse

North-east of Soham, low-lying fenland extends for miles, interrupted by the occasional higher ground. The Hasse is largely below sea-level; this view looks northwards along the zero contour.

Bob Jones

Strictly Come Ploughing

Whilst the ploughman makes some fine adjustment, the judge marks the standard of ploughing so far. He will return to make a final assessment when the plot is finished. A competitor and judge at the British Ploughing Championship held near Soham.

Michael Trolove

Ploughing Championship at Soham

Sponsored by National Power the 2009 British National Ploughing Championship was held near Soham in Cambridgeshire. A two day event with every class and type of ploughing to be seen. In this picture a steward holding a depth gauge is about to measure the depth of ploughing. Each class has to plough to a given depth over the whole plot.

Michael Trolove

Bus stop on Qua fen

An unorthodox bus stop for an unorthodox bus. Signage at the National Ploughing Championships held near Soham. This is the bus TL6073 : Unorthodox bus

Michael Trolove

Bancroft Drove

Byway leaving Long Dolver Drove.

Hugh Venables

Little Hasse Drove

Road to Willow Farm.

Hugh Venables

Horse Paddock by Hasse Road

Hugh Venables

Ditch off Hasse Road

Hugh Venables

IHP Cotes Farm, The Cotes, Soham, from the railway

Christopher Hilton

House on The Cotes, Soham

Christopher Hilton

Westcote, Blockmoor Road, from the railway

Christopher Hilton

Single track line at Soham

The railway line from Bury St Edmunds to Ely passes to the west of Soham.

Bob Jones

Memorial to railworkers at Soham

The memorial to Frank Bridges and James Nightall. The inscription reads: "Signalman Frank Bridges and Fireman James Nightall died as heroes saving Soham from devastation, along with Engine Driver Ben Gimbert, who survived the train explosion in the early hours of 2nd June 1944."

Bob Jones