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Suckley Hills

Range Of Mountains, Range Of Hills in Worcestershire Malvern Hills

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Suckley Hills

Longley Green - view east from Suckley post office
Longley Green - view east from Suckley post office Credit: Peter Whatley

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Images are sourced within 2km of 52.166427/-2.3939746 or Grid Reference SO7352. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Longley Green - view east from Suckley post office
Longley Green - view east from Suckley post office
Longley Green - Batchelor's Bridge The building in the distance is Mosewick Farm, across the county boundary in Herefordshire.
Longley Green - Batchelor's Bridge
The building in the distance is Mosewick Farm, across the county boundary in Herefordshire.
Byways - a former pub Once a small pub frequented by farmworkers, the building has for many years been a private dwelling.
Byways - a former pub
Once a small pub frequented by farmworkers, the building has for many years been a private dwelling.
Birchwood Lane near Byways
Birchwood Lane near Byways
Looking north from near Byways Byways is a former pub on Birchwood Lane. Lower Tundridge Farm's fields form much of the view.
Looking north from near Byways
Byways is a former pub on Birchwood Lane. Lower Tundridge Farm's fields form much of the view.
It's a pig's paradise Following on from Pigwig <a title="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/860570" href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/860570">Link</a> a multitude of porkers now range on the hillside above Lower Tundridge Farm. Delicious!
It's a pig's paradise
Following on from Pigwig Link a multitude of porkers now range on the hillside above Lower Tundridge Farm. Delicious!
A pair of dwellings in Longley Green Two identical dwellings side by side opposite The Nelson Inn.
A pair of dwellings in Longley Green
Two identical dwellings side by side opposite The Nelson Inn.
The new field entrance Planning regulations no longer permit direct access from fields onto a public highway. New accesses such as this one opposite The Nelson Inn - constructed in 2011 - must provide a holding area off the highway for vehicles to stand while gates are opened or shut. The requirement applies irrespective of the cost involved, the loss of productive land or the volume of traffic on the highway: in this instance minimal.
The new field entrance
Planning regulations no longer permit direct access from fields onto a public highway. New accesses such as this one opposite The Nelson Inn - constructed in 2011 - must provide a holding area off the highway for vehicles to stand while gates are opened or shut. The requirement applies irrespective of the cost involved, the loss of productive land or the volume of traffic on the highway: in this instance minimal.
Triangular junction west of Longley Green The small shelter is primarily intended for pupils awaiting the school buses to Malvern's two secondary schools, though buses to Worcester and Malvern also operate through the hamlet once per day each way.
Triangular junction west of Longley Green
The small shelter is primarily intended for pupils awaiting the school buses to Malvern's two secondary schools, though buses to Worcester and Malvern also operate through the hamlet once per day each way.
Hops no more Where once there were these <a title="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/813175" href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/813175">Link</a> there is now simply a ploughed field. Farming economics can be brutal.
Hops no more
Where once there were these Link there is now simply a ploughed field. Farming economics can be brutal.
The big field in October A huge field extending from Stocks Cross to Down's Bridge.
The big field in October
A huge field extending from Stocks Cross to Down's Bridge.
Repaired railings on Suckley Road The railings protecting the Bruff Business Centre's lower parking area were replaced in the week beginning October 10th, 2011, following damage caused by two errant cars. Part of the Business Centre is visible through the trees.
Repaired railings on Suckley Road
The railings protecting the Bruff Business Centre's lower parking area were replaced in the week beginning October 10th, 2011, following damage caused by two errant cars. Part of the Business Centre is visible through the trees.
Bruff Business Centre, Suckley The business centre is rather larger than might appear from its frontage. It occupies the site of the former Bruff agricultural engineering factory. Bruff were well-known makers of hop picking equipment, several examples of which are still in use in the local area.
Bruff Business Centre, Suckley
The business centre is rather larger than might appear from its frontage. It occupies the site of the former Bruff agricultural engineering factory. Bruff were well-known makers of hop picking equipment, several examples of which are still in use in the local area.
Sheep grazing by Batchelor's Bridge
Sheep grazing by Batchelor's Bridge
Batchelor's Bridge, Longley Green The southern part of the parish of Suckley is known as Longley Green. This occasionally leads to confusion, hence the additional signage under the main board.
Batchelor's Bridge, Longley Green
The southern part of the parish of Suckley is known as Longley Green. This occasionally leads to confusion, hence the additional signage under the main board.
Houses on the slopes of the Suckley Hills "Black and white" cottages, barn conversions and a former oast house feature.
Houses on the slopes of the Suckley Hills
"Black and white" cottages, barn conversions and a former oast house feature.
Paddock by Suckley Road
Paddock by Suckley Road
Remains of Harp Farm The structures now belong to Mosewick Farm.
Remains of Harp Farm
The structures now belong to Mosewick Farm.
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Suckley Hills is located at Grid Ref: SO7352 (Lat: 52.166427, Lng: -2.3939746)

Administrative County: Worcestershire

District: Malvern Hills

Police Authority: West Mercia

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Suckley Hills
Natural: peak
Source: NPE
Lat/Long: 52.1646841/-2.3959536
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Bench
Lat/Long: 52.1655208/-2.3969157
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Barrier: kissing_gate
Foot: yes
Lat/Long: 52.1670456/-2.3941797
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Barrier: kissing_gate
Foot: yes
Lat/Long: 52.1670584/-2.393853
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Blackhouse Wood Nature Reserve
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Lat/Long: 52.1670895/-2.3938443
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Parking
Capacity: 2
Lat/Long: 52.1670871/-2.3940081
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Location Transition: yes
Power: pole
Transformer: distribution
Voltage Primary: 11000
Lat/Long: 52.1636868/-2.3931105
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