This continuing series of posts depicts our beautiful world, encouraging people to share them and maybe help save our unique home planet from human carelessness and indifference.

Today’s photo was taken from the extensive British Camp Hill Fort on the Malvern Hills, some of which can be seen in the background.

The Hill Fort is thought to be Bronze Age, and about 3,500 years old. There’s some interesting information on its history here.

We were there on a fairly windy day in our first July in the region, having taken an exploratory run out to find new places to walk. There’s a good car park giving access and, there are public toilets just opposite the entrance to the car park.

It’s a pleasant spot to wander, with wide-ranging views over the local countryside, which is green and much forested with patches of arable farmland and small villages. Definitely worth a visit.

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