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Cockshot Hill (Viewed from Upper Colwall)
by Fabian Musto
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Memorial seat
Memorial seat to Fred Ballard SO7643 : Memorial plaque to Fred Ballard.
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Wyche Spring - Well Dressing 2011 - Togetherness
by Bob Embleton
Sheila Maund dressed the spring using not only the royal wedding for this year's theme of "Togetherness", but also the May Day celebrations of the unions in nature.
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Lichen-covered rock on Perseverance Hill
Looking northwards towards the Worcestershire Beacon. Many of the granite rock outcrops here are yellow with lichen; a clear indicator of the good air quality enjoyed by the Malverns.
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The Winnings fence and plaque, Colwall
by Jaggery
This is one of two entrances to The Winnings from the B4218 Walwyn Road.
Link to a closer view of the plaque.
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Wyche Free Church
Wyche Free Church on Jubilee Road at the Upper Wyche. The church was built in 1910.
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Chase Road, north end
A lady is proceeding at her own pace towards the bus stop.
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Bedeguar Gall
This little growth on a dog rose next to the road caught my eye and it turns out to be the gall of the wasp Diplolepis Rosae. The gall it produces is either called a Bedeguar Gall or a Robin's pincushion and is specific to this plant.... (more)
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Path by small stream
by Liz Stone
Between the grounds of Downs School and woodland below Upper Colwall.
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Perseverance Hill
by Jeff Gogarty
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The Worcestershire Beacon
by Fabian Musto
Situated west of Malvern College in Great Malvern is the Worcestershire Beacon. This is the tallest hill in the Malvern Hills range at 1,394ft (425m) tall. The summit contains a toposcope and trig point and formerly a café, which burnt down... (more)
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View over Herefordshire from the Malvern Hills
View over Herefordshire from Perseverance Hill in the Malvern Hills. Of particular note is how dry the landscape is after little or not rain since the end of May.
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