Malvern Hills National Landscape
On this day, in 1381, the Peasant’s Revolt was triggered. They cried ‘ Piers Plowman will rise again’. Piers, the oppressed Everyman of the age, is the subject of locally educated, William Langland’s epic contemporary poem. And William, it is said, may have been named after Longlands field in Colwall, shown in the photo. The connections between landscape, art and history run strong in these parts. We hope to bring this out in our #naturecalling project.
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Our projects are not always coloured green: here at the St Wulstan’s Nature Reserve in Malvern Wells, we gave a grant to improve the disabled parking at Reserve. Thanks to Worcestershire County Council Countryside Service for doing the work.
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