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Bishon Common

Settlement in Herefordshire

England

Bishon Common

Bridge Sollers Bridge According to a plaque on this bridge, the first bridge here was opened in 1896. The present bridge, the second on this site, was opened on 31 March 2004 by Bill Wiggin MP.
Bridge Sollers Bridge Credit: Stephen McKay

Bishon Common is a small rural hamlet located in the county of Herefordshire, England. Situated near the town of Ross-on-Wye, it lies in the picturesque Wye Valley, known for its stunning natural beauty and charming countryside.

Bishon Common consists of a cluster of houses and cottages, surrounded by rolling green fields and woodland. It is a quiet and peaceful area, perfect for those seeking a tranquil retreat away from the hustle and bustle of city life. The community is tight-knit, with a friendly and welcoming atmosphere.

The hamlet is well-connected to nearby amenities and attractions. Ross-on-Wye, just a short drive away, offers a range of shops, restaurants, and services. The town is also known for its historic buildings and landmarks, including the 13th-century Ross-on-Wye Market House and the towering St. Mary's Church.

For nature enthusiasts, Bishon Common provides easy access to the surrounding countryside, with numerous walking trails and nature reserves nearby. The Wye Valley itself is a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, renowned for its stunning landscapes, meandering river, and diverse wildlife.

In conclusion, Bishon Common in Herefordshire offers a peaceful and idyllic setting for those looking to escape the fast-paced city life. With its rural charm, beautiful surroundings, and nearby amenities, it is a delightful place to live or visit for anyone seeking a slice of country living.

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Images are sourced within 2km of 52.082302/-2.8478078 or Grid Reference SO4243. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Bridge Sollers Bridge According to a plaque on this bridge, the first bridge here was opened in 1896. The present bridge, the second on this site, was opened on 31 March 2004 by Bill Wiggin MP.
Bridge Sollers Bridge
According to a plaque on this bridge, the first bridge here was opened in 1896. The present bridge, the second on this site, was opened on 31 March 2004 by Bill Wiggin MP.
Bridge Sollers Bridge This modern bridge, replacing one dating from 1896, was opened in 2004.
Bridge Sollers Bridge
This modern bridge, replacing one dating from 1896, was opened in 2004.
The Weir Nursing Home This fine old Georgian house caters for elderly people with care needs and has accommodation for 35 residents.
The Weir Nursing Home
This fine old Georgian house caters for elderly people with care needs and has accommodation for 35 residents.
River Wye, The Weir Two visitors to the National trust's The Weir garden examine the river.
River Wye, The Weir
Two visitors to the National trust's The Weir garden examine the river.
St Michael, Kenchester Lovely and clearly much loved small Norman church away from everything except Court Farm and the humps and bumps of the remains of Magnis, the Roman town.
St Michael, Kenchester
Lovely and clearly much loved small Norman church away from everything except Court Farm and the humps and bumps of the remains of Magnis, the Roman town.
St Michael, Kenchester The North side of this delightful small church, dating from Norman times.
St Michael, Kenchester
The North side of this delightful small church, dating from Norman times.
St Michael, Kenchester Interior, looking East.
St Michael, Kenchester
Interior, looking East.
St Michael, Kenchester The font - a very early piece and tempting to think that as the church is on the site of a Roman town it could be a re-used column.
St Michael, Kenchester
The font - a very early piece and tempting to think that as the church is on the site of a Roman town it could be a re-used column.
Lady Southampton's Chapel, Kenchester Dating from 1830 and still very much in use.
Lady Southampton's Chapel, Kenchester
Dating from 1830 and still very much in use.
St Lawrence, Bishopstone The parish cat stalks the church path, having seen off the last visitor of the day to this highly unusual building.
St Lawrence, Bishopstone
The parish cat stalks the church path, having seen off the last visitor of the day to this highly unusual building.
St Lawrence, Bishopstone The East end, showing the typical 13th century 'Herefordshire' window.
St Lawrence, Bishopstone
The East end, showing the typical 13th century 'Herefordshire' window.
St Lawrence, Bishopstone At my last visit the West end was taped off as the belfry was deemed unsafe. It has since been repaired by someone who clearly knew what they were doing.
St Lawrence, Bishopstone
At my last visit the West end was taped off as the belfry was deemed unsafe. It has since been repaired by someone who clearly knew what they were doing.
Bishopstone Court The 'ruinous gateway of c.1600' noted by Pevsner. A notice about unfriendly dogs prevented a closer look.
Bishopstone Court
The 'ruinous gateway of c.1600' noted by Pevsner. A notice about unfriendly dogs prevented a closer look.
The Steps, Garnons Delightful timber framed house at the intersection of Offa's Dyke and a Roman road.
The Steps, Garnons
Delightful timber framed house at the intersection of Offa's Dyke and a Roman road.
Field of sheep, Bishopstone A field of sheep at Bishopstone.
Field of sheep, Bishopstone
A field of sheep at Bishopstone.
Bridleway to Preston-on-Wye 2 Taken nearly 5 and a half years since the same scene by the same photographer - <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/349075">SO4042 : Bridleway to Preston-on-Wye</a>.
Bridleway to Preston-on-Wye 2
Taken nearly 5 and a half years since the same scene by the same photographer - SO4042 : Bridleway to Preston-on-Wye.
Fine mediaeval house at Bridge Sollers Presumably just above normal flood level.
Fine mediaeval house at Bridge Sollers
Presumably just above normal flood level.
Road to Bridge Sollers Much-used through-route to cross the Wye avoiding Hereford. Bridge Farm up ahead.
Road to Bridge Sollers
Much-used through-route to cross the Wye avoiding Hereford. Bridge Farm up ahead.
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Bishon Common is located at Grid Ref: SO4243 (Lat: 52.082302, Lng: -2.8478078)

Unitary Authority: County of Herefordshire

Police Authority: West Mercia

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