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Grid reference SO3671

near to Brampton Bryan, County of Herefordshire, England


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: Brampton Bryan Park, Park Cottage by Raymond Perry Brampton Bryan Park, Park Cottage
by Raymond Perry
Park Cottage, a mid-19th century brick lodge in Brampton Bryan Park. Taken from the Herefordshire Trail SMR record at LinkExternal link
: Brampton Bryan Park by Richard Webb Brampton Bryan Park
by Richard Webb
Parkland with very old oaks which surrounded a long vanished big house. Seat of the Harley family.
: Ancient inhabitants of the parkland - Brampton Bryan, Herefordshire by Martin Richard Phelan Ancient inhabitants of the parkland - Brampton Bryan, Herefordshire
by Martin Richard Phelan
Lying south-west of Brampton Bryan village, Brampton Bryan Park is in the ownership of the Harley family, who have held this land since 1309. The Park, declared an SSSI (Site of Special Scientific Interest), is first mentioned in 1577 and... (more)
: A walk from Hicks Farm to Brampton Bryan [28] by Michael Dibb A walk from Hicks Farm to Brampton Bryan [28]
by Michael Dibb
Seen from the bridleway is Park Cottage, an ornate mid 19th century hunting lodge. There is another view of the building at SO3671 : A walk from Hicks Farm to Brampton Bryan [30]. The walk follows the long distance Herefordshire Trail. It passes through Pedwardine Wood and then... (more)
: Silence of the lambs - Brampton Bryan, Herefordshire by Martin Richard Phelan Silence of the lambs - Brampton Bryan, Herefordshire
by Martin Richard Phelan
Here, in Brampton Bryan Park, not a sight nor sound of other humans, apart from our party of walkers. Not quite the 'silence of the lambs' though - the sound of them munching away on the grass was what broke the stillness. Lying... (more)
: Lake in the park - Brampton Bryan, Herefordshire by Martin Richard Phelan Lake in the park - Brampton Bryan, Herefordshire
by Martin Richard Phelan
Passing through Brampton Bryan Park, you will come upon this stretch of water. No name on the OS map - but when does a pond become a lake and vice versa? Lying south-west of Brampton Bryan village, Brampton Bryan Park is in the ownership... (more)
: Party in the park - Brampton Bryan, Herefordshire by Martin Richard Phelan Party in the park - Brampton Bryan, Herefordshire
by Martin Richard Phelan
Towards the end of a long walk on that June day, our party of Birmingham Ramblers are on the last couple of miles to our waiting coach at Brampton Bryan village, having started out from Shobdon village green and walked via The Arches,... (more)
: Roadway through the park - Brampton Bryan, Herefordshire by Martin Richard Phelan Roadway through the park - Brampton Bryan, Herefordshire
by Martin Richard Phelan
This roadway runs from Brampton Bryan village then along the north-eastern edge of Brampton Bryan Park to a point near the A4113 Knighton - Leintwardine road to the south-west of Lingen Bridge and then on by the western side of the park.... (more)
: A walk from Hicks Farm to Brampton Bryan [29] by Michael Dibb A walk from Hicks Farm to Brampton Bryan [29]
by Michael Dibb
One of the mature trees in the park has fallen. Seen from the bridleway. The walk follows the long distance Herefordshire Trail. It passes through Pedwardine Wood and then enters Brampton Bryan Park, an area of some 470 acres which is on... (more)
: A walk from Hicks Farm to Brampton Bryan [30] by Michael Dibb A walk from Hicks Farm to Brampton Bryan [30]
by Michael Dibb
Seen from the bridleway is Park Cottage, an ornate mid 19th century hunting lodge. There is another view of the building at SO3671 : A walk from Hicks Farm to Brampton Bryan [28]. The walk follows the long distance Herefordshire Trail. It passes through Pedwardine Wood and then... (more)
: A walk from Hicks Farm to Brampton Bryan [31] by Michael Dibb A walk from Hicks Farm to Brampton Bryan [31]
by Michael Dibb
The bridleway now joins the drive to Park Cottage from Brampton Bryan village. The walk follows the long distance Herefordshire Trail. It passes through Pedwardine Wood and then enters Brampton Bryan Park, an area of some 470 acres which... (more)
: A walk from Hicks Farm to Brampton Bryan [32] by Michael Dibb A walk from Hicks Farm to Brampton Bryan [32]
by Michael Dibb
The bridleway continues to follow the driveway towards Brampton Bryan village. The walk follows the long distance Herefordshire Trail. It passes through Pedwardine Wood and then enters Brampton Bryan Park, an area of some 470 acres which... (more)
: Glimpse of the Herefordshire Trail at Brampton Bryan by Fabian Musto Glimpse of the Herefordshire Trail at Brampton Bryan
by Fabian Musto
The long-distance footpath in the foreground tours Herefordshire for 154-miles, and the circular route passes through Brampton Bryan in the north of the county. Note the red kite flying above Pedwardine Wood.
: Park Cottage (Brampton Bryan) by Fabian Musto Park Cottage (Brampton Bryan)
by Fabian Musto
This section of the 154-mile long-distance Herefordshire Trail passes south of Park Cottage, a nice late C19 structure in the grounds of Brampton Bryan Park.
: Park Cottage (Brampton Bryan) by Fabian Musto Park Cottage (Brampton Bryan)
by Fabian Musto
This section of the 154-mile long-distance Herefordshire Trail passes south of Park Cottage, a nice late C19 structure in the grounds of Brampton Bryan Park.

 
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