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near to Hollybush, Worcestershire, England

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	Public footpath near News Wood by Trevor Rickard View north-west towards Netherton Farm.
	News Wood by Bob Embleton Viewed from the southernmost defences of the iron-age hill fort of British Camp. Looking out towards the Obelisk in Eastnor deer park.
	The edge of Birchen Wood by Des Blenkinsopp The far end of Eastnor Park is much more like a common. Grass and bracken give way to trees in Birchen Wood..
	Three Choirs Way in Gullet Wood by Mat Fascione The Three Choirs Way is a long distance footpath route between the three cathedral cities of Gloucester, Hereford and Worcester. It has a distance of 95 miles (153 km).
	Hazel catkins by Philip Halling Along with snowdrops, catkins are a welcome sight in winter, a reminder that spring is around the corner. Pictured here are male hazel catkins in Gullet Wood in the Malvern Hills.
	The view towards the obelisk at Eastnor by Andrew Darge Sunset at the holiday cottage for the new year holiday
	Meeting of tracks by John Allan Six or seven tracks converge on this point at the top of Gullet Wood.
	Clambering up out of Birchen Wood by Andrew Darge Having set out into the wood the obelisk beckoned us back onto easier going.
	Peacock Villa by Fabian Musto This rural holiday let is in the Malvern Hills, and here it is from the Three Choirs Way. This building was in a dilapidated state prior to restoration as a holiday let in 2009.
	News Wood by Jonathan Billinger Looking east towards the wooded southern foothills of the Malvern Hills.
	Track through Gullet Wood by Trevor Rickard Looking south-west along the track, which can become very muddy in winter.
	Path through Gullet Wood by Jeff Gogarty Malvern Hills, Worcestershire