Buckridge
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Buckridge
Image: © Richard Greenwood Taken: 18 Nov 2006
This area of NW Worcestershire is characterised by many steep sided valleys ultimately draining to Dowles Brook. The valley in this scene is that of Lem Brook with Wyre Forest (Cleobury Coppice) behind and Brown Clee on the skyline. The pattern of agriculture is mainly small-holdings many of which still have traditional orchards, although as "townies" take over the properties they are being grubbed up for horse paddocks - what a pity!
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Image Location
Latitude
52.36605
Longitude
-2.406764