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Detectorists' Filming Locations - Staverton Park, Suffolk including the lunch tree.

Finding the Detertorists’ locations in Staverton Park, Suffolk, including the lunch tree location. The Detectorists is a charming, British comedy series starring McKenzie Crook and Toby Jones. My film is an affectionate tribute which takes you on a tour of some of the beautiful Suffolk locations featured in the show and matches these to the scenes. This film takes you on a walk around the key location at Staverton Park at Woodbridge, used throughout the first and third seasons. The Detectorists is a superb comedy, beautifully written, perfectly cast and superbly acted. If you are reading this then you probably have already discovered the show, but if you haven’t watched it yet then I cannot recommend it highly enough to you. Immerse yourself in the world of Lance Stater and Andy Stone and the other members of the DMDC, the Danebury Metal Detecting Club, as they search with their metal detectors for treasure, mostly they only find ring-pulls and toy cars but occasionally they find something special. It is a delightful journey as their various stories gently unfold and inspired me to visit the places that featured as locations in the show. My film, part guide and part tribute, shows you the Suffolk locations, matched to the scenes in the show with facts and location details. The Detectorists originally ran for three series which were first shown on tv between October 2014 and December 2017. The scenes that were filmed here feature here include: The Lunch tree Septimus Severus Meeting Sophie Meeting Simon & Garfunkel Magpies Solar Farm DMDC Rally Bishop’s Farm Andy’s Gold Terry throws down a sondage Searchin’ for Sexred Staverton Park and The Thicks in Wantisden, Suffolk is a biological Site of Special Scientific Interest and a Special Area of Conservation. This ancient park has woodland including mature pollarded oaks, while The Thicks has dense woodland with hollies, including some thought to be the largest in Britain. This is a great place to have a walk in the tranquil scenic Suffolk countryside and fans of the detectorists can spot the locations used in the show. Unfortunately there is no public access to either of these fields but views of the locations can be seen from the main track. This is a link to a handy guide: https://www.suffolkcoastandheaths.org... Rendlesham Forest main pay and display car park. Off the B1084 Woodbridge/Orford Road. TM354484 Postcode: IP12 3NF If you want to visit the detectorist locations yourself then this map is a brilliant resource. Thank you to the person who compiled this and the contributors. https://www.google.com/maps/d/viewer?... Credits Music Music credits: Courtesy of Epidemic Sounds Drinking You off my Mind by Tyra    • Drinking You off My Mind   Little Prince by Headlund    • Little Prince   The First Step by Eric Feinberg    • The First Step   I Can See The World From Here by Mythical Score Society    • I Can See The World From Here   Forget About Yourself by The Eastern Plain    • Forget About Yourself   We’re Gonna Be Ok (instrumental version) by Cody Francis    • Видео   Stock Footage: Stock Footage courtesy of Videvo Bee by Videvo downloaded from www.videvo.net" Hare Running in Slow Motion by Stand up for Nature downloaded from www.videvo.net" Sound effects Simon Spiers Dawn chorus in lockdown Courtesy of freesound.org Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 http://creativecommons.org/licenses/b... Map courtesy of Google maps. Thank you for watching my film, if you enjoyed it then please feel free to like it and leave a comment. Why don’t you have a look at some of the other films on my channel MrFord4210 and don’t forget to subscribe to keep up to date with new releases. The rights for all trademarks and copyrighted material remains with the owners, no infringement of copyright is intended. Any content used here is with the intention of fair use. Film © MrFord4210