A Journey Through the Ancient Commons of the Bristol Ring Road

andythatcherMar 18, 2023Uncategorizedbristol, bristol ring road, charlton common, Common land, Commons, emersons green, filton airfield, fishpool hill, kingswood forest, longwell green, lye green, mangotsfield, Registered commons, south gloucestershire, stephen's green, urban common, vinney green

My latest post is being hosted by the excellent Unofficial Britain site. Many thanks to Gareth Rees for taking it on.

http://www.unofficialbritain.com/a-journey-through-the-ancient-commons-of-the-bristol-ring-road/

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2 thoughts on “A Journey Through the Ancient Commons of the Bristol Ring Road”

Muriel Thatcher says:

Mar 18, 2023 at 10:54 am

That’s what you’ve been doing! Will read it later. Mx

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Muriel Thatcher says:

Mar 18, 2023 at 1:31 pm

Really interesting and beautifully written! But I’m biased!

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