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A scenic walk from Bringsty Common to the Bromyard Downs and back through the Brockhampton Estate.
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Circular walk across Castlemorton Common to Little Malvern Priory,Upper Welland, St. Wulstan’s Nature Reserve and back across the fields.
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A beautiful stretch of the River Avon with woodlands and great views of Pershore
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A glorious circular walk of Ombersley and surrounding countryside.
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A short but lovely circular walk that starts and ends from the town of Tenbury Wells
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A pleasant walk taking in three pubs, stopping at one. Great views and some tall tales all on and around the Malvern Hills.
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This is a walk designed for those who are interested how local food is grown and marketed and the challenges facing farmers in the beautiful Teme Valley
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A guided walk through the technological history of radar in Malvern. Was the War won by radar? Learn about Malvern’s vital role.
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A walk that encompasses two Hillforts (British Camp and Midsummer Hill) with glorious views of the surrounding countryside. The walk leader is a landscape archaeologist who will describe the history.
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A circular walk from Alfrick across fields to the beautiful Lulsley pool, Blackhouse woods via the Worcester way and the Knapp and Papermill reserve,crossing fields and orchards with spectacular views
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From Hartlebury Common taking in the disused railway line, the canal and the river, then back to the common.
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Beautiful circular walk around Hanbury combining canal-side walking, hedge-lined fields, historic buildings and parkland.
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A short town walk around the pubs of Malvern town centre and Link Top. Discuss the history of the pubs and the brewing industry. Optional stop for refreshment at the end.
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Visit the historical sites in Hanley Castle and Upton
