Seeing and capturing this last night brought to mind how ancestors saw the bank up to the bishop’s house. Later, in the 19th century, they saw the moon reflected off the canal. Before that, they experienced the wetlands at the lower end of the farmland just outside the city walls.
If you have not been to the Bramblewood project or the allotments, please take a chance.
Have a look from Lansdowne Crescent and you will see the landscape and its dips as shown in this Cole-Roper map.
Allotments
- Worcester (city) Allotments (Facebook)
- Worcester City Allotments (WCC)
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