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Brimfield Hill

Hill, Mountain in Herefordshire

England

Brimfield Hill

A good old fashioned (working!) phone box! Yes - it DID work, but not with cash!!!!!! Near the entrance to Berrington Hall, nr Leominster
A good old fashioned (working!) phone box! Credit: Ian Hughes

Brimfield Hill is a prominent hill located in the county of Herefordshire, England. Situated near the village of Brimfield, it forms part of the undulating landscape of the county's countryside. With an elevation of approximately 212 meters (696 feet), it is not classified as a mountain but rather as a hill.

The hill offers breathtaking panoramic views of the surrounding countryside, with its gentle slopes covered in lush greenery and dotted with patches of woodland. The area is renowned for its natural beauty, attracting both locals and tourists alike. On clear days, visitors can enjoy stunning vistas of the Herefordshire countryside, as well as glimpses of the neighboring counties of Worcestershire and Shropshire.

Brimfield Hill is a popular destination for outdoor enthusiasts, offering a range of activities such as hiking, walking, and nature exploration. There are several well-marked trails that cater to different fitness levels, allowing visitors to explore the hill at their own pace. The diverse flora and fauna found on the hill make it an ideal spot for nature lovers and birdwatchers.

The hill is also steeped in history, with traces of ancient settlements and archaeological sites scattered across its slopes. It has been a site of human activity for centuries, and remnants of past civilizations can still be found, adding to the intrigue and fascination of the area.

Overall, Brimfield Hill in Herefordshire is a picturesque and historically significant location, offering visitors an opportunity to immerse themselves in the natural beauty and heritage of the region.

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Images are sourced within 2km of 52.287399/-2.6932094 or Grid Reference SO5265. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

A good old fashioned (working!) phone box! Yes - it DID work, but not with cash!!!!!! Near the entrance to Berrington Hall, nr Leominster
A good old fashioned (working!) phone box!
Yes - it DID work, but not with cash!!!!!! Near the entrance to Berrington Hall, nr Leominster
A49 near Castle Grounds
A49 near Castle Grounds
A49 south of Brimfield
A49 south of Brimfield
Fields by the A49
Fields by the A49
St Mary, Middleton on the Hill The North side of this important late Norman church.
St Mary, Middleton on the Hill
The North side of this important late Norman church.
St Mary, Middleton on the Hill Way off the beaten track, with a gorgeous 17th century house for a neighbour, this late Norman church is well worth seeking out.
St Mary, Middleton on the Hill
Way off the beaten track, with a gorgeous 17th century house for a neighbour, this late Norman church is well worth seeking out.
St Mary, Middleton on the Hill The South side of this impressive church.
St Mary, Middleton on the Hill
The South side of this impressive church.
War Memorial, Middleton on the Hill No names are recorded on the memorial as Middleton on the Hill was one of the three Thankful Villages in Herefordshire, in that its sons and daughters went off to war in 1914-18 and 1939-45 and all returned safely. Knill and Pipe Aston shared this distinction with Middleton.
War Memorial, Middleton on the Hill
No names are recorded on the memorial as Middleton on the Hill was one of the three Thankful Villages in Herefordshire, in that its sons and daughters went off to war in 1914-18 and 1939-45 and all returned safely. Knill and Pipe Aston shared this distinction with Middleton.
Middleton Farm The church's elegant neighbour, dating from 1692.
Middleton Farm
The church's elegant neighbour, dating from 1692.
Middleton Farm The house and gazebo complement the neighbouring church perfectly. The house dates from 1692 and is still very much a working farmhouse.
Middleton Farm
The house and gazebo complement the neighbouring church perfectly. The house dates from 1692 and is still very much a working farmhouse.
St Michael, Brimfield The body of the church dates from 1834.
St Michael, Brimfield
The body of the church dates from 1834.
St Michael, Brimfield
St Michael, Brimfield
St Michael, Brimfield The charming main body of the church dates from 1835, a time before country town architects had felt the influence of Pugin and revived Gothic became a Victorian obsession.
St Michael, Brimfield
The charming main body of the church dates from 1835, a time before country town architects had felt the influence of Pugin and revived Gothic became a Victorian obsession.
An isolated phone-box near Ashton Why was it sited here? The sign tells you that it does not accept coins.
An isolated phone-box near Ashton
Why was it sited here? The sign tells you that it does not accept coins.
A49 crossing a valley north of Ashton There is a speed limit through Ashton, but the straight road means that it is not observed by everyone, leading to accidents <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/1422951">SO5164 : Post box, Ashton</a>
A49 crossing a valley north of Ashton
There is a speed limit through Ashton, but the straight road means that it is not observed by everyone, leading to accidents SO5164 : Post box, Ashton
Lay-by on A49 north of Ashton This lay-by was once part of the A49, which took a strange kink in its path before action was taken
Lay-by on A49 north of Ashton
This lay-by was once part of the A49, which took a strange kink in its path before action was taken
Mobile phone mast by A49 near Merryvale Farm On the left is the northern end of a lay-by
Mobile phone mast by A49 near Merryvale Farm
On the left is the northern end of a lay-by
Car for sale by the A49 For those who buy cars on impulse, perhaps? The wide verge was once the route taken by the A49, now straightened here.
Car for sale by the A49
For those who buy cars on impulse, perhaps? The wide verge was once the route taken by the A49, now straightened here.
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Brimfield Hill is located at Grid Ref: SO5265 (Lat: 52.287399, Lng: -2.6932094)

Unitary Authority: County of Herefordshire

Police Authority: West Mercia

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