Community leaders have said they "will not stop pursuing" fly-tippers after rubbish was found dumped at a beauty spot in Ipswich.
Boxes, bags and sealant canisters were among the items left on the ground near a bin in Orwell Country Park this week.
The rubbish was found by Paulita Macijauske, who shared several images on social media.
She said: "It's shame that when you are going for a nice walk you walk next to rubbish like this."
Several instances of fly-tipping have been reported in Ipswich so far this year - with a Felixstowe man fined nearly £2,000 in March for leaving a tonne of waste in Raeburn Road.
Phil Smart, Ipswich Borough Council portfolio holder for environment and climate change, described fly-tipping as "selfish".
He said: "Ipswich Borough Council will not stop pursuing those who fly-tip in Ipswich.
"Their selfish actions impact our residents and businesses but we work hard to make sure it impacts the criminals who do this even more."
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