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The Hanley Terrace - Wells Road junction, Malvern
by Bob Embleton
Hanley Terrace is a cul-de-sac of Victorian houses.
The acuteness of the junction makes turning near impossible and causes long tailbacks when attempted in a long vehicle.
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Down goods near Malvern Wells (GW)
View northward, towards Great Malvern and Worcester on the Worcester - Hereford Main line. The Malvern Hills rise steeply up to the left and the local goods is about to pass through them in the Colwall Tunnel - single-bore and almost a mile... (more)
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The King Edwards Road and Fruitlands estate from Perseverance Hill
King Edwards Road in the foreground. The large house in large grounds in the centre of the photo is Malvern youth hostel, still in operation at the time this photo was taken, but since closed. Malvern Common is beyond, with Great Malvern... (more)
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Woodland below Perseverance Hill (set of 2 images)
by Fabian Musto
There are many trees in the eastern slopes of Perseverance Hill, part of the Malvern Hills range.
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A Ukraine flag on a house
A Ukraine flag on a house beside the road accessing Worcestershire Golf Club.
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Fruitlands estate
View east from the Wyche Road overlooking the housing estate. The curve of the railway separates the Fruitlands estate from the golf course. Bredon Hill in the distance to the right.
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Colwall Railway Tunnels
Colwall railway tunnels - the disused one to the right was used by the Admiralty to store torpedoes and other ordnance during WWII.
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The Railway Inn on Wells Road
by Ian S
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Hanley Terrace and Wells Road
Looking north towards Great Malvern.
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House on Wells Road
Arts and Crafts style house on Wells Road in Mallvern Wells. The house was built in 1901 and was designed by architect C.F.A Voysey, a well known architect of this style.
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Footpath through Worcestershire Golf Course
Footpath through Worcestershire Golf Course, pictured in a grey January day.
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Hillside above Lower Wyche
by Bill Boaden
Some of the residents have quite steep gardens.
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