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English: Approach to Wyche Cutting from the south There are a couple of passes through the Malvern Range, Wyche (meaning salt) Cutting being the more northerly of the two. The Wyche was an ancient pass over the hills on the route of a saltway from Rhydd on the Severn into Herefordshire. The cutting was dug in 1840. Straight ahead is the Worcestershire Beacon, highest point of the Malverns at 425m. To the left is an electrified fence enclosing an area of hillside where cattle are grazing once more. |
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| Author | Pauline Eccles |
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