Car Park near North Malvern Quarry and Clock Tower
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Car Park near North Malvern Quarry and Clock Tower
Image: © Bob Embleton Taken: 26 Jan 2008
Taken from the track coming down from the Malvern Hills. The car park is managed by the Malvern hills Conservators who protect the hills for the use of the commoners and the public. Beside the track is one of the famous Malvern gas lamps which inspired C. S. Lewis when writing the Narnia books stories. The author attended the public school, Malvern College. The clock tower can be seen in the distance. Much restoration work has been undertaken by the Malvern Spa Association to repair the old water tanks and the Edwardian clock tower.
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Image Location
Latitude
52.12012
Longitude
-2.334707