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Tatton Park is a large estate and includes many attractions, entrance to some of which are not covered by National Trust membership due to the finance, maintenance and administration of the park by Cheshire ... |
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Coughton Court is a wonderful Tudor house and has been the home of the Throckmorton family since 1409. It has important links with the Gunpowder plot and Civil War. The architecture of Coughton Court ... |
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The Long Mynd is a beautiful range of hills covered largely by heathland. The views from the top on a clear day are quite breathtaking and extend to the Shropshire plain, Black Mountains and Stiperstones. Carding ... |
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Stokesay Castle is a very picturesque 13th century fortified manor house situated in wonderful countryside. It's the most well preserved building of its type in England and features architectural styles ... |
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Witley Court was once a great house but is now just a spectacular, but rather sad, ruin. It's sad because the building has been reduced to this condition through years of neglect, initiated by the then ... |
| Wenlock Priory has sufficient remaining structure to convey some feeling of what this 13th century Cluniac Monastery must have looked like when a place of worship. An attractive garden features topiary ... |
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Severn Valley Country Park stradles both banks of the River Severn on the site of the spoil heaps that came from Highley Colliery. It's hard to believe that this site was once a barren wasteland. It's ... |
| Blackstone Country Park sits on the bank of the River Severn adjacent to the A456 Bewdley bypass. Wide grass pathways divide fenced areas of tall grass, wild flowers and trees on this compact, gently ... |
| Kingsford Country Park is a wooded area straddling a sandstone ridge which extends into the adjacent Kinver Edge (NT). The main car park just off Gypsy Lane is set in coniferous woodland with several ... |
| Kinver Edge is a woodland and heath park stretching across a sandstone ridge which extends into Kingsford Country Park. Where Kingsford is mainly woodland, Kinver Edge has areas of open grass and an enclosed ... |
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The Wyre Forest is a vast area of woodland, bordering the banks of the River Severn and the A456 to Far Forest. There are numerous car parks dotted around and each will take you on a walk or ride which ... |
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Bury Ditches is a well preserved bronze age hill fort located in pine forests set amid beautiful and very peaceful Shropshire countryside. In the village of Clunton, Bury Ditches is signposted off ... |
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The High Vinnalls are wooded hills rising to over 350 feet with numerous trails running across them and forming part of the Mortimer Trail. A car park set just off the road amongst the trees is complemented ... |
| Bircher Common sits on a hillside overlooking beautiful Herefordshire countryside and offers plenty of walking opportunities extending into several woods, Croft Ambrey and the Mortimer Trail. Several ... |
| Bromyard Downs overlook Bromyard itself and offer varied and interesting walks. A single car park is located next to a pub, with a number of smaller off road parking spaces dotted around. It wasn't that ... |
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Brigsty Common sits across the A44 heading into Bromyard, adjacent to the grounds of Lower Brockhampton (NT). The area is ... |
| Highgate Common consists of an open central area of heath, surrounded by woodland containing silver birch, oak and pine. There are several car parks around the common, usually with picnic benches nearby. ... |
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The Knapp and Papermill Reserve lies in the beautiful and peaceful Leigh Brook valley. The reserve supports a diverse range of habitats in a relatively small area, and is designated a site of Special ... |
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Dinmore Manor is no longer open to the public. Dinmore Manor is located in beautiful Herefordshire countryside at an elevation of around 500ft above sea level, which affords spectacular views extending ... |
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Pepper Wood is situated in quiet Worcestershire countryside on a gently sloping site. This is a wildlife haven with plenty to see and hear. Parts of the wood are quite muddy so boots are recommended. ... |