Guidebook for Catcott
Shopping
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Sightseeing
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You cannot come to Somerset without a trip to the Tor. A must see for all. Stunning view at the top across the beautiful greens of Somerset.
Britains biggest gorge from cliffs rising 450ft to stalactite caverns. An Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, reveals many stories of our prehistoric ancestors & international caving & rock climbing.
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Britains biggest gorge from cliffs rising 450ft to stalactite caverns. An Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, reveals many stories of our prehistoric ancestors & international caving & rock climbing.
Brilliant Town with lots of interesting people and things to do and buy - a must go to see!
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Brilliant Town with lots of interesting people and things to do and buy - a must go to see!
Everything Else
In the Avalon area, one of the best places to see large flocks of wintering birds at relatively close range from the bird hides. Large flocks of pintail, teal, wigeon and lapwing are a common site.
Catcott
In the Avalon area, one of the best places to see large flocks of wintering birds at relatively close range from the bird hides. Large flocks of pintail, teal, wigeon and lapwing are a common site.
A special place to visit at any time of year, but in the winter it is magical with swaying reeds and mysterious noises from the reedbed including a loud ‘squeeling’ noise that the water rail makes.
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Westhay Moor National Nature Reserve
Westhay Moor DroveA special place to visit at any time of year, but in the winter it is magical with swaying reeds and mysterious noises from the reedbed including a loud ‘squeeling’ noise that the water rail makes.