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Places To Go & Things To Do
All of these sights are highly
recommended.
AvonCroft Museum
Avoncroft
is a fascinating world of historic buildings covering seven centuries, rescued
and rebuilt on a beautiful open-air site in the heart of the Worcestershire
Countryside . . .
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Police Phone Box
(as used in
the BBC TV series Dr. Who
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Situated 2 miles south of Bromsgrove
there are two Time Machines! The first is Dr. Who's Tardis, which he has
kindly parked in our National Telephone Kiosk Collection.
The Second is Avoncroft itself with it's lovingly and faithfully
restored buildings beckoning your imagination back to such times and
places as:-
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Welcome to the Webbs of Wychbold garden centre.
50
Acres of Gardening, Leisure & Pleasure
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Inside
you will see what has made Webbs one of the most famous names in the garden
centre and gardeners' world.
Whether it's a rare plant or a family day out in the Midlands you are
looking for, Webbs Garden Centre, located in Worcestershire in the heart
of Great Britain, is the place to come.
And don't
take our word for it; in 1999 at the Garden Centre Association Winter
Conference in Paris, Webbs of Wychbold were awarded the prestigious
'Garden Centre of Excellence' plaque recognising Webbs as 'THE BEST'.
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The Lickey Hills
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The Lickey Hills Country Park boasts
one of the largest tracts of heath land in Worcestershire and is formed
from some of the oldest rock in Britain.
The 524 acres of the Lickey Hills supports a wide
range of habitat types and a variety of flora and fauna.
The highest point is Beacon Hill at 975 feet and an 18
hole golf course, which is open to visitors, straddles the mid England
watershed between the River Severn and River Trent.
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The Severn Valley Railway
For
16 miles, the Severn Valley Railway follows Britain's longest river, linking
gentle countryside and historic towns which are steeped in the relics of our
industrial past. From the new Victorian style station at Kidderminster the
programme journeys North, using the line's steam locomotives, including the
Great Marquess, a K4 class loco. Along the way the visitor can see traditional
crafts, such as carpet, rope and clay pipe making. There are also superb
stations and viaducts, as well as the ferry at Hampton Loade, a waterwheel at
Daniel's Mill and the picturesque River Seven itself. At journey's end in
Bridgenorth, there is a tour of the ancient town and a chance to see the
Midland Motor Museum, before going on to the world famous heritage site at
Ironbridge.
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