Pedrocut's photos

A picture taken from the same spot earlier in April of that year in much better weather, and daffodils. www.ipernity.com/doc/2254674/46767440/in/album/1063874

Short walk around Forge Mill Lake and Sandwell Valley Nature Reserve (1980’s).

[A walk within the UNESCO Black Country Geopark, designated in July 2020.] A 3.5m circular walk in January 2006 from the Car Park off Priory Road, around the old limestone quarries at Mons Hill, on to the Wren's Nest, the Dudley Priory, and the Dudley Tunnel. (Weather cold wit some drizzle.) In July 2020 the Black Country successfully secured UNESCO Global Geopark status, alongside 161 Geoparks around the world. This walk is within the Black Country Geopark.

The Two Ronnies... youtu.be/gi_6SaqVQSw .

"The original building came from Piper's Row in Wolverhampton and was built in the first half of the nineteenth century. The hardware shop sold everything for the home, particularly products like tin baths, enamel-ware and lamps made in the area and in traditional Black Country style the exterior of the shop is festooned in merchandise. The premises now act as an extension of the ironmonger’s shop next door."

Grade I Listed Building.

A 9.5 mile circular walk in July 1996 from Tardebigge. Along the Monarch's Way to Bank's Green, then path to Upper Bentlley, Foster's Green, Forest Hill, north to Woodgate and back along the Worcester and Birmingham Canal.

A 9.5 mile circular walk in July 1996 from Tardebigge. Along the Monarch's Way to Bank's Green, then path to Upper Bentlley, Foster's Green, Forest Hill, north to Woodgate and back along the Worcester and Birmingham Canal.

Ruined Church St Dwynwen and Llanddwyn Island. www.coflein.gov.uk/en/site/27548/details/st-dwynwens-church-llanddwyn-island

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