At the southern reaches of the Malvern Hills on slopes at the base of Raggedstone Hill, a wise old woman lived with her two children. So be...

Moving further west from the southern peaks of the Malvern range and Bronsil Castle , Eastnor castle and its Deer Park dominate the villag...

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Moving northward from Midsummer Camp we first pass through The Gullet, between Eastnor Deer Park and the infamous gullet quarry, amongst bea...

There are many different notions surrounding the concept of the Circle of Perpetual Choirs of Britain. It seems most commonly suggested that...

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When heading toward Eastnor from the Hollybush pass, in a secluded spot off the main road is Bronsil (or Bransill) Castle. It is the elder o...

The Oak grew over a hollow A hollow of rock and root And there beneath its shady bows N'er a cruel path was trod N'er a cruel path w...

The existence of the Pagan oak, as well as its supposed location is the subject of much debate and uncertainty. It is quite possible that t...

Moving northward along the Malverns from Raggedstone Hill, the next peak encountered is that of Midsummer Hill or Midsummer Camp. The two hi...

At the southern end of the Malvern ridge the hills trail off into rolling hills and fertile valleys. Chase End Hill is the southernmost hill...

For a diagram depicting the entirity of the Malvern ridge, giving the names and heights of each summit and pass, please click the link below...

The following article discusses the geology of the malvern ridge and surrounding landscape. To see a west-east cross section diagram to acco...

As I walked over Hollybush Hill The Sun was low and the winds were still, And never a whispering branch I heard Nor even the tiniest call of...

The Malvern Hills, known to the Celts as Moel-Bryn and to some folk as the 'English Alps', form a dramatic ridge running from north ...

The following list of references have been supplemented in my writing by my own local knowledge. The books named here also make a good '...

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