Pink dawn over Worcestershire
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Pink dawn over Worcestershire
Image: © Bob Embleton Taken: 22 Sep 2012
The poplar trees lining the road to Eastington Hall stand out against the dawn-time valley mists. Viewed from Black Hill, on the Malverns, some 23 km away. Eastington in Worcestershire was a medieval village until it was closed except for the hall which developed, possibly on the profits of the wool trade. Much of the remains of the deserted medieval village and its ridge and furrow field system (recorded in the early 1980s) has disappeared with modern landscaping of the grounds including a new lake.
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Image Location
Latitude
52.044646
Longitude
-2.241992