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This evenings walk.

JohnP

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Too warm indoors at 82f (28c)... so I went walking on the Malvern Hills this evening and it was lovely sat down at the highest point in Worcestershire.

 

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PS: Sorry the image has suffered due to downsizing.

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lovely!  where does that path go to ?

 

Heather... the Malvern Hills run North to South and among the scores of paths this path runs along the ridge, the hills stretch for about 9 miles and I was looking south when I took this shot. I was approximately 3 miles from the northern end which means that that path continues for about 6 miles to the south. It is not unbroken as you have to cross several roads.

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