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near to Bredon's Norton, Worcestershire, England

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	Woodland and the Malvern Hills by Jonathan Thacker Though not marked as a quarry as such on maps, the land in the foreground has clearly been subjected to some quarrying.
	Remains of a hill barn on Bredon Hill by Jeff Gogarty Not much can be made out of the barn but there are some stones standing on one another which distinguish it from quarry remains nearby.
	View to the south east from Bredon Hill by Philip Halling View to the south east from Bredon Hill towards the main range of the Cotswold Hills.
	Disused stone quarry above Bredon's Norton by Trevor Rickard Looking north-west across the Severn/Avon valley towards the Malvern Hills. This site was once one of several quarries on the flanks of Bredon Hill, which produced the characteristic honey-coloured Oolitic limestone used for building. Known... (more)
	Badger Track by Bob Embleton The low light of the late December sun helps to highlight this well worn track across the meadow near The Warren on Bredon Hill.
	Beech trees on a bridleway by Philip Halling Beech trees on a bridleway approaching the summit of Bredon Hill.
	View to the Malvern Hills by Philip Halling View to the Malvern Hills from Bredon Hill.
	Scarp Slope of Bredon Hill by Bob Embleton In the wooded copse called "The Warren" the sudden change in gradient left of the wall drops away to the Severn Plain.
	Farm track from Sundial Farm by Trevor Rickard Heading west with the Malvern Hills in the distance. This path is often mistaken as the main route up Bredon Hill. The white sign on the gate ahead tells walkers to turn left (south) to rejoin the public footpath.
	Bredon Hill crest path, 2 by Jonathan Billinger Looking west just into square; the path is leading away from the hill top towards Bredon's norton.
	Footpath by a disused quarry by Jonathan Thacker The stone quarried here was probably of an inferior quality to that quarried lower down Bredon Hill, but it would have been useful for walling and infilling.
	Bridleway towards the Warren by Bob Embleton Crossing a wide open and relatively flat pasture on Bredon Hill. Heading towards the trees of the Warren on the very steep scarp slope ahead.