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Walks around Mosely!

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  1. spending some time with rellies in brum next w/e and wondered if anyone knew
    of any countryside walks within an hour or so. fancied the peaks but it
    seems to be over 2hrs away.

    Thanks

  2. The Long Mynd, Shropshire and the Welsh Marches
    The Southern Peak District is not far away, about an hour up the A38 to
    Ashbourne, Dovedale etc

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    spending some time with rellies in brum next w/e and wondered if anyone
    knew of any countryside walks within an hour or so. fancied the peaks but
    it seems to be over 2hrs away.

    Thanks

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    the wonderful person JRS <[email hidden]> said

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    spending some time with rellies in brum next w/e and wondered if anyone knew
    of any countryside walks within an hour or so. fancied the peaks but it
    seems to be over 2hrs away.

    If you plot your route with care you can probably get to the Wyre Forest
    (West of Bewdley) inside an hour (traffic conditions being only
    marginally subnormal), or even make it as far as Titterstone Clee Hill
    (in deepest Shropshire). Both those come with free parking, and adequate
    scope to get lost (but if the weather is cr&p, stay in the forest coz
    the hill gets damn drafty). Obviously the view from the forest is
    inferior .. trees, trees, and more trees .. whereas from Titterstone
    (summit) you can see from Wales to the Malvern Hills (which are another
    possibility if you hit the M5 and the traffic runs freely).

    HTH

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