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GOWER: Fire crews tackle two wildfires in 24 hours -Fairwood Common and Cefn Bryn – as bank holiday fire risk soars
Fire crews have tackled two major wildfires on the Gower Peninsula within 24 hours, with blazes breaking out at both Fairwood Common and Cefn Bryn as Natural Resources Wales warns of peak bank holiday fire risk.
Mid and West Wales Fire and Rescue Service say that the first fire broke out at Fairwood Common at 7.50pm on Wednesday 29 April, when a crew from Swansea West Fire Station tackled a wildfire across approximately four hectares of grass, bracken and trees. Strong winds and difficult terrain hampered progress. The crew left the scene at 10:08pm
The fire service said that a larger fire then broke out on Cefn Bryn at 1.10pm on Thursday 30 April — crews from Swansea Central, Swansea West and Reynoldston were called to a wildfire across approximately 35 hectares of grass and gorse, using three hose reel jets alongside wildfire beaters and blowers. They left the scene at 5.14pm.
A spokesperson for Mid and West Wales Fire and Rescue Service said crews faced difficult conditions at both incidents. “This incident was especially challenging as strong winds and terrain hampered the progress made by crew members,” the spokesperson said of the Fairwood Common fire.
Dramatic aerial images taken by Sol Cinema show a wide fire front tearing across the dry grassland of the common, with a thick wall of orange flame and a huge plume of grey smoke visible for miles around. Fairwood Airport sits nearby on the common.
Mid and West Wales Fire and Rescue Service crews tackle the wildfire on Gower on the evening of 30 April. Image: Sol CinemaIt comes as Natural Resources Wales warns that the May bank holiday weekend brings some of the highest wildfire risk of the year – with dry conditions, warm temperatures and thousands of extra visitors heading to open countryside creating the perfect conditions for fires to take hold and spread fast.
Gower has been hit by a string of devastating grass fires in recent months. In April, seven fire crews fought a 120-hectare blaze on Cefn Bryn as high winds turned the fire into a monster. In February 2025, firefighters were called to two separate 100-hectare fires on Gower in a single day, and Bishopston Community Council launched an emergency appeal after a fifth woodland fire broke out in the area within weeks.
Tonight’s fire adds to the pressure on a fire service already stretched by the huge commercial waste fire still burning at Water Street in Port Talbot, which has had multiple appliances tied up since yesterday.
Fairwood Common is part of the Gower National Landscape – the UK’s first Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, which this month celebrates its 70th anniversary. Its dry grass and heathland make it one of the most fire-prone stretches of land in south Wales, particularly during warm bank holiday weekends when visitor numbers spike.
Natural Resources Wales urges anyone heading to the countryside this weekend not to light open fires or disposable barbecues on commons, moorland or woodland. Any fire should be reported immediately by calling 999.
Related stories from Swansea Bay News
Gower: Seven fire crews tackle 120-hectare blaze on Cefn Bryn as windy conditions hamper efforts
Our coverage of the major Cefn Bryn fire in April 2026.Firefighters tackle grass fires as far as 100 hectares wide in Gower twice in one day
Two major Gower fires in a single day in February 2025.Firefighters tackle fire 100 hectares wide in Gower
The previous day’s blaze that preceded the twin fires.Bishopston Community Council launch appeal after fifth fire at woodland in a matter of weeks
Growing alarm about repeated fires on Gower.Port Talbot: Schools keeping pupils indoors as fire crews remain on scene at Water Street blaze
#AONB #AreaOfOutstandingNaturalBeauty #CefnBryn #FairwoodCommon #fire #Gower #grassFire #MidAndWestWalesFireAndRescueService #NaturalResourcesWales #SolCinema
MWWFRS are simultaneously managing the ongoing Port Talbot industrial fire. -
https://www.europesays.com/britain/25880/ GOWER: The UK’s first Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty turns 70 – here’s why it’s still one of Britain’s most special places #AONB #AreaOfOutstandingNaturalBeauty #Britain #Gower #GowerNationalLandscape #GowerPeninsula #Rhossili #RhossiliBay #SwanseaCouncil #WalesCoastPath
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GOWER: The UK’s first Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty turns 70 – here’s why it’s still one of Britain’s most special places
The Gower Peninsula is celebrating a landmark birthday this month – turning 70 as the UK’s very first Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, a designation that transformed how Britain thinks about protecting its most treasured landscapes.
On 9 May 1956, Gower became the first place in the UK to be officially recognised as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB), setting a precedent that has since led to 46 National Landscapes being protected across the country. Seventy years on, it remains one of Wales’s most visited and most loved destinations.
The peninsula’s appeal is easy to understand. From the award-winning sands of Rhossili and the dramatic limestone cliffs of the south coast to rolling green commons, saltmarshes, hidden coves and charming villages, Gower has been stopping people in their tracks for generations. It is possible to surf in the morning, walk along the Wales Coast Path in the afternoon, and watch the sun set over one of the UK’s most photographed coastlines in the evening.
Rhossili Bay sunset (Image: Stewart Black / Flickr / Creative Commons 2.0)Gower is also steeped in extraordinary history. The peninsula is home to Europe’s oldest known ceremonial human burial site – the Red Lady of Paviland, dating back around 34,000 years – as well as standing stones, shipwrecks, caves, castles and the famous Arthur’s Stone. Few places in Britain pack so much natural and cultural heritage into such a compact area.
More recently, Gower was also designated as one of 46 National Landscapes across the UK, reflecting a modernisation of the way protected landscapes are described. The legal status as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty remains unchanged, but the new name signals a broader ambition to connect people with the land and promote sustainable use alongside conservation.
Gower has also become South Wales’s first International Dark Sky Community – a recognition of the quality of its night skies and a sign of how protected landscapes are adapting to modern challenges beyond simply preserving what is there.
A clear night sky over the Gower coastline, showcasing the dark‑sky conditions that helped the area earn International Dark Sky Community status.
Photo: Visit Swansea BayTracey McNulty, Swansea Council‘s head of service for cultural services, said the anniversary was a chance to celebrate not just the landscape but the people who make it special. “The anniversary is a chance to celebrate not just Gower’s landscapes, but also the people, communities and businesses that help make it such a welcoming place,” she said.
She added that Gower continued to pioneer new approaches to land management. “Gower continues to be a pioneer, becoming South Wales’ first International Dark Sky Community, showing how protected landscapes adapt to modern challenges.”
Swansea Council is encouraging everyone to get involved in the celebrations, whether visiting for the first time or returning to a favourite spot. “We’re welcoming everyone to be part of the celebrations whether you’re discovering Gower for the first time, or coming back to your favourite happy place,” McNulty said. “Explore responsibly, support local businesses and help keep this beautiful corner of South West Wales special for years to come.”
A young horse grazes peacefully on the cliffs at Rhossili as the sun sets over the Gower coast
(Image: Robert Morgan)Gower’s designation in 1956 came at a time when rapid post-war development was threatening some of Britain’s most significant natural areas. The new AONB status gave the peninsula legal protection and established a framework that has since been applied across the UK, from the Cotswolds to the Causeway Coast.
Today the peninsula attracts hundreds of thousands of visitors every year, contributing significantly to Swansea’s tourism economy. The challenge for the next 70 years will be balancing that popularity with the conservation of the very qualities that make Gower so special.
Related stories from Swansea Bay News
Gower named one of the best places on Earth to stargaze as Dark Sky status confirmed
How Gower earned its place among the world’s finest stargazing destinations.Rhossili named among world’s best beaches
The iconic Gower bay earns global recognition once again.Three Cliffs, Whitesands and Saundersfoot shine in UK’s best beaches list
More of our stunning local coastline makes national headlines.Pembrokeshire and Gower both rank in top 5 underrated UK staycation spots
Two of our patch’s finest destinations earn well-deserved national recognition.Rhossili Bay named in list of best places to go sunset spotting
Another accolade for one of Wales’s most photogenic beaches.80,000 pound upgrade completed on Gower Coast Path between Rotherslade and Limeslade
Investment in one of Wales’s most popular coastal walking routes.Rhossili cliff horses win reprieve after National Trust meeting
The much-loved horses on Rhossili cliffs get to stay put.Bright future for felled forest as Wildlife Trust creates new nature reserve on Gower
Conservation work transforms a former forest into a thriving new habitat.Huw Stephens brings the legend of Pennard Castle’s faeries to life in Trackanory series
#AONB #AreaOfOutstandingNaturalBeauty #Gower #GowerNationalLandscape #GowerPeninsula #Rhossili #RhossiliBay #SwanseaCouncil #WalesCoastPath
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When Cow Green Reservoir was constructed in Upper Teesdale, NE England, the flow of the young River Tees became much more controlled.
Most of the time, if you visit High Force waterfall, you will only see the Tees thundering over the Great Whin Sill via the channel on the left side of this view.
However, turn up after a period of heavy rain and you can still catch the magnificent site of a double waterfall, not to mention the roar created by all that peat-stained water plummeting 70 feet (21 m) into the pool at the base of the falls.
The popular visitor attraction is around 5 miles west of Middleton-in-Teesdale and lies within the North Pennines Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB) and the European Geopark.
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Shining through by Lukasz Lukomski
https://tmblr.co/Z7VXvxiW0dr4mu00
#panorama #wales #cymru #flintshire #clwyd #aonb #sunrise #summer #hills #valley #heather #clouds #moelfamau #uk #unitedkingdom #greatbritain #nikond7200 #sigma1020 #landscape #flickr #thingsdavidlikes
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Shining through by Lukasz Lukomski
https://tmblr.co/Z7VXvxiW0dr4mu00
#panorama #wales #cymru #flintshire #clwyd #aonb #sunrise #summer #hills #valley #heather #clouds #moelfamau #uk #unitedkingdom #greatbritain #nikond7200 #sigma1020 #landscape #flickr #thingsdavidlikes
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Shining through by Lukasz Lukomski
https://tmblr.co/Z7VXvxiW0dr4mu00
#panorama #wales #cymru #flintshire #clwyd #aonb #sunrise #summer #hills #valley #heather #clouds #moelfamau #uk #unitedkingdom #greatbritain #nikond7200 #sigma1020 #landscape #flickr #thingsdavidlikes
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Shining through by Lukasz Lukomski
https://tmblr.co/Z7VXvxiW0dr4mu00
#panorama #wales #cymru #flintshire #clwyd #aonb #sunrise #summer #hills #valley #heather #clouds #moelfamau #uk #unitedkingdom #greatbritain #nikond7200 #sigma1020 #landscape #flickr #thingsdavidlikes
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This map of designated "Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty" (AONBs) makes it looknlikebl the Midlands must be less beautiful than the rest of the country. Come on Midlanders, prove me wrong? What areas are beautiful enough to be designated? If they're really good you could suggest them to National England!
I'll share any suggestions with nice pictures and ALT text!
#AONB #UK #Nature #Conservation #Midlands #Birmingham #Coventry #Leicester #Nottingham
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We have three walks this Saturday, including the finale of our ‘Going the Distance’ series.
https://www.metropolitan-walkers.org.uk
#ramblersgb #hiking #walking #londonwalks #greenpark #hendon #tring #berkhamsted #wyevalley #aonb #regentscanal -
We have three walks this Saturday, including the finale of our ‘Going the Distance’ series.
https://www.metropolitan-walkers.org.uk
#ramblersgb #hiking #walking #londonwalks #greenpark #hendon #tring #berkhamsted #wyevalley #aonb #regentscanal -
We have three walks this Saturday, including the finale of our ‘Going the Distance’ series.
https://www.metropolitan-walkers.org.uk
#ramblersgb #hiking #walking #londonwalks #greenpark #hendon #tring #berkhamsted #wyevalley #aonb #regentscanal -
We have three walks this Saturday, including the finale of our ‘Going the Distance’ series.
https://www.metropolitan-walkers.org.uk
#ramblersgb #hiking #walking #londonwalks #greenpark #hendon #tring #berkhamsted #wyevalley #aonb #regentscanal -
We have three walks this Saturday, including the finale of our ‘Going the Distance’ series.
https://www.metropolitan-walkers.org.uk
#ramblersgb #hiking #walking #londonwalks #greenpark #hendon #tring #berkhamsted #wyevalley #aonb #regentscanal -
#ExxonMobile #UK by putting #CO2 #pipelines under the #isleofwight
#shareholders are keen to make have more #money using #AONB for #American #BigOil #CarbonStorage in busiest #shippinglanes, The #EnglishChannel
#Fawley #SolentCO2PipelineProject
#StopOil
#environment
https://carbonherald.com/exxonmobil-uk-requests-approval-for-carbon-storage-in-the-english-channel/
https://www.islandecho.co.uk/exxonmobils-very-informative-consultation-events-continue-but-plans-still-being-opposed-by-locals/
https://carbonherald.com/exxon-mobil-uks-co2-pipeline-plans-uncertain-after-strong-petition/ -
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This walk in the Arnside and Silverdale AONB takes you round Silverdale, Jenny Brown’s Point and Leighton Moss. It is a varied, easy stroll with a number of interesting aspects. For details, see tinyurl.com/2ypz3xau
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A plein air painting over 4 mornings of Colstrope farm, Hambleden valley, 'Call of Spring'. Oil on gesso cradled panel, 20 x 40 cm.
#hambleden #Colstrope #aonb #chilternhills #chilternsaonb #oilpainting #artwork #art #pleinairpainting #pleinairlandscape #landscapepainting #landscapeoilpainting -
Walkers are Welcome Towns - Wolsingham, County Durham
Wolsingham is the gateway of Weardale, one of County Durham’s rural country Dales. The area is north of the well know Yorkshire Dales, between Teesdale and Tynedale, but it is less well known and is largely undiscovered! Weardale is part of the North Pennines Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty
https://walkersarewelcome.org.uk/waw-towns-o-z/waw/280
#WalkersAreWelcome #Wolsingham #WearDale #CountyDurham #Durham #Teesdale #Tynedale #NorthPennines #AONB #Dales #Yorkshire
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Walkers are Welcome Towns - Wolsingham, County Durham
Wolsingham is the gateway of Weardale, one of County Durham’s rural country Dales. The area is north of the well know Yorkshire Dales, between Teesdale and Tynedale, but it is less well known and is largely undiscovered! Weardale is part of the North Pennines Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty
https://walkersarewelcome.org.uk/waw-towns-o-z/waw/280
#WalkersAreWelcome #Wolsingham #WearDale #CountyDurham #Durham #Teesdale #Tynedale #NorthPennines #AONB #Dales #Yorkshire
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Walkers are Welcome Towns - Wolsingham, County Durham
Wolsingham is the gateway of Weardale, one of County Durham’s rural country Dales. The area is north of the well know Yorkshire Dales, between Teesdale and Tynedale, but it is less well known and is largely undiscovered! Weardale is part of the North Pennines Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty
https://walkersarewelcome.org.uk/waw-towns-o-z/waw/280
#WalkersAreWelcome #Wolsingham #WearDale #CountyDurham #Durham #Teesdale #Tynedale #NorthPennines #AONB #Dales #Yorkshire
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Walkers are Welcome Towns - Wolsingham, County Durham
Wolsingham is the gateway of Weardale, one of County Durham’s rural country Dales. The area is north of the well know Yorkshire Dales, between Teesdale and Tynedale, but it is less well known and is largely undiscovered! Weardale is part of the North Pennines Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty
https://walkersarewelcome.org.uk/waw-towns-o-z/waw/280
#WalkersAreWelcome #Wolsingham #WearDale #CountyDurham #Durham #Teesdale #Tynedale #NorthPennines #AONB #Dales #Yorkshire
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Walkers are Welcome Town - Prestatyn & Meliden
Prestatyn is well known for its beautiful walks with stunning surroundings and the start or end of the Offa’s Dyke Path National Trail. Conveniently situated at the northern end of the Clwydian Range & Dee Valley Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, Prestatyn provides a wonderful base for walking enthusiasts.
https://walkersarewelcome.org.uk/waw-towns-o-z/waw/173
#WalkersAreWelcome #Pretatyn #Meliden #ClwydianRange #DeeValley #OffasDyke #AONB #Walkers
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Walkers are Welcome Town - Prestatyn & Meliden
Prestatyn is well known for its beautiful walks with stunning surroundings and the start or end of the Offa’s Dyke Path National Trail. Conveniently situated at the northern end of the Clwydian Range & Dee Valley Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, Prestatyn provides a wonderful base for walking enthusiasts.
https://walkersarewelcome.org.uk/waw-towns-o-z/waw/173
#WalkersAreWelcome #Pretatyn #Meliden #ClwydianRange #DeeValley #OffasDyke #AONB #Walkers
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Walkers are Welcome Town - Prestatyn & Meliden
Prestatyn is well known for its beautiful walks with stunning surroundings and the start or end of the Offa’s Dyke Path National Trail. Conveniently situated at the northern end of the Clwydian Range & Dee Valley Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, Prestatyn provides a wonderful base for walking enthusiasts.
https://walkersarewelcome.org.uk/waw-towns-o-z/waw/173
#WalkersAreWelcome #Pretatyn #Meliden #ClwydianRange #DeeValley #OffasDyke #AONB #Walkers
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Walkers are Welcome Town - Prestatyn & Meliden
Prestatyn is well known for its beautiful walks with stunning surroundings and the start or end of the Offa’s Dyke Path National Trail. Conveniently situated at the northern end of the Clwydian Range & Dee Valley Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, Prestatyn provides a wonderful base for walking enthusiasts.
https://walkersarewelcome.org.uk/waw-towns-o-z/waw/173
#WalkersAreWelcome #Pretatyn #Meliden #ClwydianRange #DeeValley #OffasDyke #AONB #Walkers
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Walkers are Welcome Town - Pewsey & the Vale
Pewsey is the largest village in this rural part of Wiltshire. Pewsey & The Vale is in the North Wessex Downs Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Located on the Great West Way, Wansdyke and Ridgeway are to the north with Mid-Wilts Way and Kennet & Avon Canal at its centre.
https://walkersarewelcome.org.uk/waw-towns-o-z/waw/887
#MilkHill #WalkersAreWelcome #Pewsey&Vale #Pewsey #Wiltshire #NorthWessexDowns #GreatWestWay #Wansdyke #Ridgeway #MidWiltsWay #AONB
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Walkers are Welcome Town - Pewsey & the Vale
Pewsey is the largest village in this rural part of Wiltshire. Pewsey & The Vale is in the North Wessex Downs Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Located on the Great West Way, Wansdyke and Ridgeway are to the north with Mid-Wilts Way and Kennet & Avon Canal at its centre.
https://walkersarewelcome.org.uk/waw-towns-o-z/waw/887
#MilkHill #WalkersAreWelcome #Pewsey&Vale #Pewsey #Wiltshire #NorthWessexDowns #GreatWestWay #Wansdyke #Ridgeway #MidWiltsWay #AONB
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Walkers are Welcome Town - Pewsey & the Vale
Pewsey is the largest village in this rural part of Wiltshire. Pewsey & The Vale is in the North Wessex Downs Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Located on the Great West Way, Wansdyke and Ridgeway are to the north with Mid-Wilts Way and Kennet & Avon Canal at its centre.
https://walkersarewelcome.org.uk/waw-towns-o-z/waw/887
#MilkHill #WalkersAreWelcome #Pewsey&Vale #Pewsey #Wiltshire #NorthWessexDowns #GreatWestWay #Wansdyke #Ridgeway #MidWiltsWay #AONB
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Walkers are Welcome Town - Pewsey & the Vale
Pewsey is the largest village in this rural part of Wiltshire. Pewsey & The Vale is in the North Wessex Downs Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Located on the Great West Way, Wansdyke and Ridgeway are to the north with Mid-Wilts Way and Kennet & Avon Canal at its centre.
https://walkersarewelcome.org.uk/waw-towns-o-z/waw/887
#MilkHill #WalkersAreWelcome #Pewsey&Vale #Pewsey #Wiltshire #NorthWessexDowns #GreatWestWay #Wansdyke #Ridgeway #MidWiltsWay #AONB
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Walkers are Welcome Town - Pewsey & the Vale
Pewsey is the largest village in this rural part of Wiltshire. Pewsey & The Vale is in the North Wessex Downs Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Located on the Great West Way, Wansdyke and Ridgeway are to the north with Mid-Wilts Way and Kennet & Avon Canal at its centre.
https://walkersarewelcome.org.uk/waw-towns-o-z/waw/887
#MilkHill #WalkersAreWelcome #Pewsey&Vale #Pewsey #Wiltshire #NorthWessexDowns #GreatWestWay #Wansdyke #Ridgeway #MidWiltsWay #AONB
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Farming in Protected Landscapes now open until 2025, funding opportunities for projects that support nature recovery, climate change mitigation, engagement and landscape character in AONBs and National Parks (and you don't have to be a farmer) https://www.gov.uk/guidance/funding-for-farmers-in-protected-landscapes #farming #FiPL #AONB #parks
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Walkers are Welcome Town - Kirkby Stephen
The attractive and friendly market town of Kirkby Stephen on the upper reaches of the River Eden in a corner of east Cumbria. With the stunning landscapes of the Westmorland Dales of the Yorkshire Dales National Park and North Pennines Area of Natural Beauty. Once discovered, visitors are reluctant to leave.
https://walkersarewelcome.org.uk/waw-towns-e-k/waw/51
#WalkersAreWelcome #KirkbyStephen #Cumbria #RiverEden #AONB #YorkshireDales #WestmorlandDales #NorthPennines #Hiking
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Walkers are Welcome Town - Holywell
Holywell is in Flintshire overlooking the Dee estuary with numerous places to find refreshments and accommodation.
Several long distance trails start/end in Holywell and there is easy access to the Welsh Coastal Path.
With easy access to the Clwydian Range (AONB), the area offers interesting walks with fantastic scenery
https://walkersarewelcome.org.uk/waw-towns-e-k/waw/636#WalkersAreWelcome #Holywell #Flintshire #DeeEstuary #ClwydianRange #AONB #Cymru #Wales #CoastPath #Walkers
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We've got three exciting new #jobopportunities!
Protect the #Chilterns & support #naturerecovery & wildlife #conservation.
Head of Landscape:
👉We need a strategic thinker with a natural flair for collaboration & developing partnerships in protected landscapes.
👉Circa £50K pa
👉Apply here: https://bit.ly/3CZ6OHnHead of Operations:
👉Circa £50K pa
👉Apply here: https://bit.ly/3XEM9R4Executive Assistant:
👉£24-27K pa
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After a long steady climb from Dufton, near Appleby-in-Westmorland, the view opens up through High Cup Gill on the North Pennines.
Situated within the North Pennines AONB, this stunning u-shaped valley is thought to be glacial in origin.#England #outdoors #AONB #monochrome #landscape #photography
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Walkers are Welcome Town - Elham
A charming sleepy old village full of historic interest nestling in the beautiful Elham Valley in the Kent Downs Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. This is where Audrey Hepburn spend her childhood…. what more can we say?
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Walkers are Welcome Town - Elham
A charming sleepy old village full of historic interest nestling in the beautiful Elham Valley in the Kent Downs Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. This is where Audrey Hepburn spend her childhood…. what more can we say?
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Walkers are Welcome Town - Elham
A charming sleepy old village full of historic interest nestling in the beautiful Elham Valley in the Kent Downs Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. This is where Audrey Hepburn spend her childhood…. what more can we say?
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Walkers are Welcome Town - Elham
A charming sleepy old village full of historic interest nestling in the beautiful Elham Valley in the Kent Downs Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. This is where Audrey Hepburn spend her childhood…. what more can we say?
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Nether and Over Stowey villages have welcomed walkers for hundreds of years. A group of local residents and small business owners have now got together to form Stoweywalking, to promote walking in and around the Stoweys to both local people and visitors. Nether Stowey and Over Stowey are located at the foot of the Quantock Hills, the first Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB) in England.
https://www.stoweywalking.co.uk/
#WalkersAreWelcome #NetherStowey #OverStowey #Stowey #Quantocks #AONB
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Nether and Over Stowey villages have welcomed walkers for hundreds of years. A group of local residents and small business owners have now got together to form Stoweywalking, to promote walking in and around the Stoweys to both local people and visitors. Nether Stowey and Over Stowey are located at the foot of the Quantock Hills, the first Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB) in England.
https://www.stoweywalking.co.uk/
#WalkersAreWelcome #NetherStowey #OverStowey #Stowey #Quantocks #AONB
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Nether and Over Stowey villages have welcomed walkers for hundreds of years. A group of local residents and small business owners have now got together to form Stoweywalking, to promote walking in and around the Stoweys to both local people and visitors. Nether Stowey and Over Stowey are located at the foot of the Quantock Hills, the first Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB) in England.
https://www.stoweywalking.co.uk/
#WalkersAreWelcome #NetherStowey #OverStowey #Stowey #Quantocks #AONB
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Nether and Over Stowey villages have welcomed walkers for hundreds of years. A group of local residents and small business owners have now got together to form Stoweywalking, to promote walking in and around the Stoweys to both local people and visitors. Nether Stowey and Over Stowey are located at the foot of the Quantock Hills, the first Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB) in England.
https://www.stoweywalking.co.uk/
#WalkersAreWelcome #NetherStowey #OverStowey #Stowey #Quantocks #AONB
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Walkers are Welcome Town - Dover
Dover is an excellent place to come and explore natural beauty and heritage at its finest!
Nestled in between the White Cliffs and the Kent Downs AONB the town hosts a fantastic range of shops, pubs, brewery and accommodation providers, all giving walkers visiting Dover a warm welcome.
https://walkersarewelcome.org.uk/waw-towns-c-d/waw/148
#WalkersAreWelcome #Dover #Deal #Kent #WhiteCliffs #NorthDownsWay #Walking #AONB
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Walkers are Welcome Town - Cheddar
The village of Cheddar, on the edge of the Mendip Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, is famous around the world. It has the country’s largest gorge, the famous caves, and is the birthplace of Cheddar cheese. It is also where Britain’s oldest complete human skeleton was discovered.
https://walkersarewelcome.org.uk/waw-towns-c-d/waw/65
#WalkersAreWelcome #Cheddar #Mendip #MendipHills #Mendips #AONB #Cheese #Gorge #Caves #Walking
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Walkers are Welcome Town - Cheddar
The village of Cheddar, on the edge of the Mendip Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, is famous around the world. It has the country’s largest gorge, the famous caves, and is the birthplace of Cheddar cheese. It is also where Britain’s oldest complete human skeleton was discovered.
https://walkersarewelcome.org.uk/waw-towns-c-d/waw/65
#WalkersAreWelcome #Cheddar #Mendip #MendipHills #Mendips #AONB #Cheese #Gorge #Caves #Walking
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Walkers are Welcome Town - Cheddar
The village of Cheddar, on the edge of the Mendip Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, is famous around the world. It has the country’s largest gorge, the famous caves, and is the birthplace of Cheddar cheese. It is also where Britain’s oldest complete human skeleton was discovered.
https://walkersarewelcome.org.uk/waw-towns-c-d/waw/65
#WalkersAreWelcome #Cheddar #Mendip #MendipHills #Mendips #AONB #Cheese #Gorge #Caves #Walking