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Hascot Hill Pit

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Hascot Hill Pit is one of 133 Sites of Special Scientific Interest in Suffolk. It is the smallest of them. Needham Market Station is about 3.2 km away to the east. The nearest other SSSI is Bradfield Woods, 12.8 km to the west.

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Photo of Alder Carr Farm Shop, a farm & farm shop near Needham Market, Suffolk, eastern England.Highlight

Alder Carr Farm Shop

Farm & farm shop near Needham Market

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Photo of St James's Chapel, Lindsey, a ruined chapel near Kersey, Suffolk, eastern England.

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Photo of Helmingham Hall, a Grade I registered house & garden near Debenham, Suffolk, eastern England.Highlight

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House & garden near Debenham

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Photo of Kersey, a village in Suffolk, eastern England.Highlight

Kersey

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A single steep street of colour-washed and timbered cottages dropping to a watersplash ford across the stream, with a hilltop church at the top.

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Photo of Old and New Cemetery, Ipswich, a Grade II* registered house & garden in Suffolk, eastern England.

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An 1855 cemetery with two chapels, resting place of England manager Alf Ramsey.

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