サンドウェルでの周辺の簡単なハイキングとウォーキング

Love this route. Cycle trails too with twists and turns.

A family of bears in the wood in Bearwood

spotted snails, waterboatman and possibly a newt

a great little walk around. https://www.warleywoods.org.uk/the-journey-of-the-wilderness this website explains all

I know nothing about them and can't find anything online but they are pretty cool

Built soon after the park was opened to the public, the fountain located close to the Abbey Road entrance, just beyond the children’s playground, was one of two drinking fountains on the site. The inscription on it reads: “This drinking fountain was presented to the City of Birmingham by Mr C M B Parson in memory of the late Mr Wilson Carter. Erection 1907” This early picture shows the fountain and has provided the basis for the current restoration.

Beautiful place to relax

Established during the 12th century, Sandwell Priory stands as a historical relic of a medieval Benedictine monastery. Among the remains are stone graves, a church, chapels to the north, a cloister, and a tomb. This site holds the prestigious designation of being a Scheduled Ancient Monument.