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− | File:ClentHills-8feb2020- | + | File:ClentHills-8feb2020-3.jpg|On the top of Walton hill. |
− | File:ClentHills-8feb2020- | + | File:ClentHills-8feb2020-1.jpg|The suburbs of [[Birmingham]] (probably [[Halesowen]]). |
− | File:ClentHills-8feb2020- | + | File:ClentHills-8feb2020-2.jpg|A British farm (high Hartcourt farm). |
− | File:ClentHills-8feb2020-4.jpg | + | File:ClentHills-8feb2020-4.jpg|[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cross_dyke Cross dyke] believed to be a defensive feature from [[Romain britain|ancient Britons]] against the [[romans]]. |
− | File:ClentHills-8feb2020-5.jpg | + | File:ClentHills-8feb2020-5.jpg|According to the [[national trust]], ''it is now thought this ditch is a hollow way, a well worn track, which passed alongside a long disappeared cattle inclosure''. |
− | File:ClentHills-8feb2020-6.jpg | + | File:ClentHills-8feb2020-6.jpg|Maybe the most iconic view from the Clent hills. |
− | File:ClentHills-8feb2020- | + | File:ClentHills-8feb2020-9.jpg|Elena and Julia posing by. |
− | File:ClentHills-8feb2020- | + | File:ClentHills-8feb2020-8.jpg|With Grelot. |
− | File:ClentHills-8feb2020-10.jpg | + | File:ClentHills-8feb2020-10.jpg|Getting down from the Walton towards the "real" Clent Hills, with the Vine Inn on the right. |
− | File:ClentHills-8feb2020-11.jpg | + | File:ClentHills-8feb2020-11.jpg|Running down the hills. |
− | File:ClentHills-8feb2020-12.jpg | + | File:ClentHills-8feb2020-12.jpg|[[Clent]]. |
− | File:ClentHills-8feb2020-13.jpg | + | File:ClentHills-8feb2020-13.jpg|Clent's church, Saint Leonard. |
− | File:ClentHills-8feb2020-14.jpg | + | File:ClentHills-8feb2020-14.jpg|Elena in the church garden. |
− | File:ClentHills-8feb2020-15.jpg | + | File:ClentHills-8feb2020-15.jpg|Julia picking up flowers. |
− | File:ClentHills-8feb2020-16.jpg | + | File:ClentHills-8feb2020-16.jpg|Peaceful atmosphere. |
− | File:ClentHills-8feb2020-17.jpg | + | File:ClentHills-8feb2020-17.jpg|Inside, with a beautiful medieval chancel roof . |
− | File:ClentHills-8feb2020-18.jpg | + | File:ClentHills-8feb2020-18.jpg|A nearby Clent brick-house. |
− | File:ClentHills-8feb2020-19.jpg | + | File:ClentHills-8feb2020-19.jpg|Back to the hills. |
− | File:ClentHills-8feb2020-20.jpg | + | File:ClentHills-8feb2020-20.jpg|Now in the authentic Clent ones. |
− | File:ClentHills-8feb2020-21.jpg | + | File:ClentHills-8feb2020-21.jpg|With again benches awaiting. |
− | File:ClentHills-8feb2020-23.jpg | + | File:ClentHills-8feb2020-23.jpg|The Four stones. |
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A 7.7km circular walk in 3h40 with a visit of Clent's church (and a fail attempt to eat at the Vine Inn, though we would achieve that on the next day). It is the most popular hillwalking hill and even non-paying attraction in the Worcestershire area [1] and was indeed quite busy when we visited, despite storm Dennis passing by.
The suburbs of Birmingham (probably Halesowen).
Cross dyke believed to be a defensive feature from ancient Britons against the romans.
According to the national trust, it is now thought this ditch is a hollow way, a well worn track, which passed alongside a long disappeared cattle inclosure.