Footpath from Solihull to River Blythe
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Footpath from Solihull to River Blythe
Image: © A J Paxton Taken: 10 Jul 2021
This ancient footpath passed from Park Road in Solihull, across the deerpark of Malvern Hall to Sandals Bridge across the River Blythe. Part of the path passes through the modern Malvern Park, a civic park, the rest crosses three opulent suburban roads and passes between their gardens. The second of these roads, as one leaves Solihull, is the approach road to the historic mansion Malvern Hall, now part of a private school. The photo shows the path leading from the third road, Blytheway, down towards the river.
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Image Location
Latitude
52.409938
Longitude
-1.764009