near to Fownhope, County of Herefordshire, England
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View north from Nash Hill
The houses at the top of Church Croft can be seen on the left, Highland Cottage on the right, and Common Hill Lane in the middle ground.
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St. Mary's Church (Chancel | Fownhope)
by Fabian Musto
Here is the chancel at St. Mary's Church in Fownhope, which looks quite Norman indeed.
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Highland Place, Fownhope
by Jaggery
Late 19th century house alongside the B4224, the main road through the village, viewed from St Mary's churchyard.
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Ringfield Barn
Protected as a listed building - Ringfield was once the largest farm enterprise in Fownhope.
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New oak door
On St. Mary's church porch, Fownhope
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Old Milepost by the B4224, Nash Farm, Fownhope
by B Barrow
Cast iron post by the B4224, in parish of Fownhope (District), Nash Farm, on the verge by field gate, on North side of road. Harding Bros iron T-post, erected by the Hereford turnpike trust in the 19th century.
Inscription reads:-
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Farmland on Common Hill
Seen from the Wye Valley Walk.
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Nover Wood
by Pauline E
A small area of hilltop woodland.
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Houses on Common Hill
The hamlet of Common Hill overlooks the parent village of Fownhope. Many of the modern homes are on the footprint of crofts of land seized from the common waste at a time of population growth in Tudor times.
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Highland Place, 1866
Attractive row of cottages opposite the church in Fownhope.
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Capler Lane meets the B4224, Fownhope
by Pauline E
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Victorian milepost alongside the B4224, Fownhope
by Jaggery
The mid 19th century cast iron milepost is Grade II listed. Link to a closer view.
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