Wom Brook near Rushford Bridge, Wombourne
Stile at Woody Park
Woody Park
Looking over towards Orton Hill
Looking back with The Foxhills to the left
Looking NW from the path to Woody Park
Path leading up to Woody Park
Lovely old beech tree
Remains of White Houses near the entrance to Woody…
Remains of White Houses near the entrance to Woody…
Helicopter in use for Power Maintenance
Looking North from near Baggeridge Wood Farm
Looking towards Baggeridge Wood Farm
Looking to Clifton Rough from above Lonkhills Farm
Climb up to Trig Point (98m) from above Gorse Farm
Looking towards the Church of St Andrew at Clifton…
Trig Point (98m) east of The Dale
Looking towards Lonkhills Farm
Looking to Clifton Rough
Main Street, Haunton
Church of St Andrew at Clifton Campvillle
Church of St Andrew at Clifton Campvillle
Churchyard of St Andrew at Clifton Campvillle
Looking SW from the path to Woody Park
River Tame at Kingsbury
Kingsbury Water Park
Remains of a medieval home (Kingsbury Hall) and th…
Kingsbury Water Park
Kingsbury Water Park
Kingsbury Water Park
Kingsbury Water Park
Kingsbury Water Park
Church of St Peter & St Paul, Kingsbury
Kingsbury
Kingsbury Water Park
Kingsbury Water Park
Birmingham and Fazeley Canal north of Curdworth Bo…
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Birmingham and Fazeley Canal north of Curdworth Bo…
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Curdworth Bottom Lock on the Birmingham and Fazele…
Birmingham and Fazeley Canal near Lock 10
Looking back to Curdworth Bottom Lock on the Birmi…
Canal Pool near Curdworth Bottom Lock
Birmingham and Fazeley Canal
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Battlefield Hill, Wombourne
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"A number of sites have been put forward for the Battle of Tettenhall, including Wednesfield and Wombourne....It is generally believed that a battle took place in Wombourne as part of the 910 AD campaign, hence the local names of Battlefield Terrace, Battlefield
Hill."
"A number of sites have been put forward for the Battle of Tettenhall, including Wednesfield and Wombourne....It is generally believed that a battle took place in Wombourne as part of the 910 AD campaign, hence the local names of Battlefield Terrace, Battlefield
Hill."
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