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Lord's Wood Entrance to Bransford Road737 viewsAnother shot, from our track, showing the triangle of land owned by us adjacent to the Bransford Road.
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The View From Lord's Wood to the Malvern Hills737 viewsAs sheep much the grass in Mr. Grizzell's Field.
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Leylandii Logs Burning on the Bonfire736 views
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The Bonfire at Lord's Wood735 views
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Sewage Outfall -- Woodman's Cottage733 viewsThis is raw sewage, and it's coming into the ditch on our track -- our access to Lord's Wood. We have called this to the attention of the Malvern Hills District Council, and they have called it to the attention of the owner of Woodman's Cottage. But here, on the evening of September 19, 2005, it still pours. Fortunately, we can safely walk on the other side of the track.
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Gravel Pile, Looking Towards Colletts Green732 viewsThe gravel pile, and the Bransford - Colletts Green Road, looking towards Colletts Green and Malvern. Photographed on September 18 2006.
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Bromsgrove Cemetery727 viewsThe tree was recently pruned: I suspect that these graves had previously been completey covered by the overgrown tree. Just to the right of this grave were two large garbage cans. May 2005
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Entrance to a Badger Sett -- Lord's Wood727 viewsThere's the equivalent of an apartment building for badgers at the top of one of the ridges at Lord's Wood. Using my telephoto lens, I took a photograph of one of the dozens of entrances.
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Entrance to Lord's Wood725 viewsView to the north. The oak at the entrance being pollarded by Paul Doyle ( you can just see him up in the tree.)
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Track by Lord's Wood Cottage717 viewsThis photograph shows how the tyre tracks bend to the east because the post-and-rail fence has been installed too far to the east. This is looking southward down the track, towards the road. Lord's Wood is at my back.
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The Evening Wind Blowing the Flames716 views
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Some of the Trees Cut Down in Lord's Wood715 viewsAll of the trees are cut down in accordance with our Woodland Grant Scheme, and under the supervision of our forestry consultant. It's surprising how much more light this has brought into the woodland. I understand that this will help the flora on the forest floor to thrive.
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