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This bench is in ' The Bluebell Field'

obvious rout to the style

Picnic table for two 🥗

Sheep lovers location

A Grade I-listed building with its very own listed organ, this church sits in incredibly tranquil surroundings. The original church, of which the tower was a part, dated back to the 12th century but the vast bulk of it was demolished and rebuilt in the 1800s. Today, it looks like a quintessential chocolate box church, with Gothic Victorian architecture and beautiful grounds.

Once a part of the Guise family estate, Lassington Wood is today a 17-acre (7 ha) nature reserve managed by Tewkesbury Borough Council and Highnam Parish Council. Although smaller in extent than nearby Highnam Woods, Lassington Wood is just as delightful to explore. In spring, it is particularly noted for its carpets of bluebells, a spectacular sight.

St John’s is a Grade I-listed church situated in picturesque farmland outside the village of Elmore. The church was built in the 13th century and was restored in 1879. The stained glass you see mostly dates from the 19th century.

The church is an ancient stone structure with an embattled tower at the west end and an extensive churchyard. The north aisle was the original chancel and the lower of the three sections of the tower is from the 13th century. Elmore is on the eastern bank for the River Severn. A rock here obstructs the course of the Severn making it un-navigable at low water.