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Aston Ingham Meadows

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Aston Ingham Meadows is a Site of Special Scientific Interest in Herefordshire, covering 0.05 km². It is one of 70 Sites of Special Scientific Interest in the county. The closest station is Ledbury, about 14.6 km to the north. Other SSSIs nearby include Linton Quarry, Dymock Woods and Wigpool Ironstone Mine.

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Photo along the Geopark Way, a 109-mile long-distance path running from Bridgnorth to Gloucester, England.

Geopark Way

Long-distance path

Bridgnorth to Gloucester through the Abberley and Malvern Hills Geopark — 700 million years of geology in 109 miles.

1.2 km SE · spans 4 counties

Photo along the Herefordshire Trail, a 154-mile long-distance path in central England.

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Long-distance path

A circuit of Herefordshire's five market towns — Ledbury, Ross, Kington, Leominster and Bromyard — through orchard and hop country.

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Photo of the Wye Valley, a National Landscape in England and Wales.Highlight

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National Landscape near Monmouth

A wooded river gorge winding along the Wales–England border, past Tintern Abbey down to Chepstow.

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Photo of Dymock, a village in Gloucestershire, south west England.

Dymock

Village

Quiet fruit-country village celebrated for spring wild daffodils and the early-20th-century Dymock Poets.

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Photo of St Mary's Church, Kempley, a ruined church near Much Marcle, Gloucestershire, south west England.

St Mary's Church, Kempley

Ruined church near Much Marcle

Norman church in the countryside at Kempley, its chancel covered in rare 12th-century frescoes and its nave in paintings of the 1300s.

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Photo along the Wye Valley Walk, a 136-mile long-distance path running from Chepstow to Plynlimon, Wales and England.

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Long-distance path

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