Malvern Hills National Landscape
This is the Hornyold Post refurbished: that's the item with 3 legs, not two. The two legs belong to Andrew Findlay of the Eastnor Forge, who has restored this mid C19 boundary post from the sale the King's Thirds on the hills in the C17. And the 'Hornyold' bit is from a landowning family whose domain's limits this post marked. Soon to be back by Table Hill, where it had stood until a year ago.
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Eastnor Estate is known for having significant areas of Parkland and Wood Pasture which are of great scenic and wildlife value. Surveyors have recently visited the Estate to carry out a baseline assessment of these habitats. The results will be used by the Estate and partners in considering future management opportunities.
Image from Land Use Consulting
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