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Allimore Green Common

Downs, Moorland in Staffordshire Stafford

England

Allimore Green Common

Walkers on the Way for the Millennium at Gnosall This retired couple were out enjoying a walk together. How nice to see.
Walkers on the Way for the Millennium at Gnosall Credit: Jeremy Bolwell

Allimore Green Common is a picturesque area located in Staffordshire, England. It is situated in the heart of the county, surrounded by rolling hills and stunning countryside. The common is a combination of downs and moorland, offering a unique and diverse landscape to explore.

Covering an area of approximately 200 acres, Allimore Green Common is characterized by its open grassland, scattered with patches of heather and gorse. The common is home to a variety of wildlife, including a diverse range of bird species, rabbits, and occasionally deer. It is a popular spot for birdwatching enthusiasts and nature lovers.

The common is crisscrossed by a network of footpaths and bridleways, making it an ideal location for walkers, hikers, and horse riders. These paths lead visitors through the common, offering breathtaking views of the surrounding countryside and allowing them to immerse themselves in the natural beauty of the area.

Allimore Green Common is also steeped in history, with evidence of human activity dating back centuries. The remains of ancient settlements and burial mounds can still be found scattered throughout the area, providing insight into the lives of those who once inhabited the land.

Overall, Allimore Green Common is a tranquil and idyllic destination for those seeking to escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Its natural beauty, diverse wildlife, and rich history make it a must-visit location in Staffordshire.

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Images are sourced within 2km of 52.770636/-2.2115561 or Grid Reference SJ8519. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Walkers on the Way for the Millennium at Gnosall This retired couple were out enjoying a walk together. How nice to see.
Walkers on the Way for the Millennium at Gnosall
This retired couple were out enjoying a walk together. How nice to see.
Road bridge over the old railway line near Gnosall The old track bed now carries a popular local walking and cycling path, the Way for the Millennium, and walkers seem to enjoy using it. I saw several couples out today. Great to see.
Road bridge over the old railway line near Gnosall
The old track bed now carries a popular local walking and cycling path, the Way for the Millennium, and walkers seem to enjoy using it. I saw several couples out today. Great to see.
Footpath and cyclepath on the Way for the Millennium near Gnosall Great walking. Lots of nature, lots of sunshine. I feel good because I am on the final leg of my walk and I know navigational challenges are low to non-existent, fellow walkers are about, buzzards call, crows mob them and I can imagine this as a rail line. I can also look forward to a pub lunch, a half of beer and a chat maybe. But there are still interesting things to see and virgin turf to tread. All my needs seem to be met. Optimum happiness state attained.
Footpath and cyclepath on the Way for the Millennium near Gnosall
Great walking. Lots of nature, lots of sunshine. I feel good because I am on the final leg of my walk and I know navigational challenges are low to non-existent, fellow walkers are about, buzzards call, crows mob them and I can imagine this as a rail line. I can also look forward to a pub lunch, a half of beer and a chat maybe. But there are still interesting things to see and virgin turf to tread. All my needs seem to be met. Optimum happiness state attained.
Walking the Way of the Millennium near Gnosall Nice tunnel effect in the trees here. There is in fact a road bridge ahead too.
Walking the Way of the Millennium near Gnosall
Nice tunnel effect in the trees here. There is in fact a road bridge ahead too.
On the Way of the Millennium near Gnosall Nice bridge.
On the Way of the Millennium near Gnosall
Nice bridge.
A thing A colourful thing, with a list of rules on it, I think. Nice.
A thing
A colourful thing, with a list of rules on it, I think. Nice.
Meadow with large flock of winter migrant birds on it The field is hopping with winter visitors. Redwing or Fieldfare I guess. Starlings possibly.
Meadow with large flock of winter migrant birds on it
The field is hopping with winter visitors. Redwing or Fieldfare I guess. Starlings possibly.
Church of St Edith Benchmark The OS Cut Benchmark within the tower of the Church of St Edith, Church Eaton, Staffordshire. It was last levelled by the OS in 1961. What3Words = responded.sprinkle.tidy
Church of St Edith Benchmark
The OS Cut Benchmark within the tower of the Church of St Edith, Church Eaton, Staffordshire. It was last levelled by the OS in 1961. What3Words = responded.sprinkle.tidy
Road bend in Church Eaton A bend on the High Street of the small village of Church Eaton. The view is from the graveyard of St. Editha's Church.
Road bend in Church Eaton
A bend on the High Street of the small village of Church Eaton. The view is from the graveyard of St. Editha's Church.
The Shropshire - pub on main A518 Haughton
The Shropshire - pub on main A518 Haughton
St Giles', Haughton The church is built of brick and the tower of stone.
St Giles', Haughton
The church is built of brick and the tower of stone.
Prepare to meet thy doom! This red sandstone gravestone in Haughton churchyard has the following verse- "The grave has eloquence its lectures teach In silence louder than devines can preach Hear what it says ye sons of folly hear It speaks to you lend an attentive ear Prepare! prepare! prepare! to die"
Prepare to meet thy doom!
This red sandstone gravestone in Haughton churchyard has the following verse- "The grave has eloquence its lectures teach In silence louder than devines can preach Hear what it says ye sons of folly hear It speaks to you lend an attentive ear Prepare! prepare! prepare! to die"
Public footpath off Brazenhill Lane, Haughton This public footpath leads nowhere in particular, but meets up with other paths that go across lovely peaceful countryside.
Public footpath off Brazenhill Lane, Haughton
This public footpath leads nowhere in particular, but meets up with other paths that go across lovely peaceful countryside.
Brazenhill Lane, Haughton Brazenhill Lane leading out of Haughton.
Brazenhill Lane, Haughton
Brazenhill Lane leading out of Haughton.
Bridge Over Former Railway Track This photograph was taken on the Millennium Way not far from Haughton.
Bridge Over Former Railway Track
This photograph was taken on the Millennium Way not far from Haughton.
Road Bridge A view of the millennium way heading towards Shut Heath.
Road Bridge
A view of the millennium way heading towards Shut Heath.
Bridge over the Millennium Way A three arched bridge spanning across the former railway track.
Bridge over the Millennium Way
A three arched bridge spanning across the former railway track.
Field of Stubble on land adjacent to Millennium Way Not sure what was in this field. I think it might have been sunflowers.
Field of Stubble on land adjacent to Millennium Way
Not sure what was in this field. I think it might have been sunflowers.
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Allimore Green Common is located at Grid Ref: SJ8519 (Lat: 52.770636, Lng: -2.2115561)

Administrative County: Staffordshire

District: Stafford

Police Authority: Staffordshire

What 3 Words

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