The Malvern Hills (a designated AONB) as viewed approaching the British Camp on Hereforshire Beacon (Iron Age earth works as seen on the left). (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
The first ever LitFest Walk on the archaic tracks of the Malvern Hills will take place Sunday 21 October 2012.
Come one—come all—and have fun, get fit, and support the Worcestershire Literary Festival!
Meet at The British Camp car park at 11am for a walk to savour.
This walk generally takes 1-2 hours but this is, of course, dependent on the individual and the number of stops to write 🙂
Join us for a mapped walk, good company, stories and poetry on the Malvern Hills—discover something of the heritage we so often take for granted—walk archaic tracks—see Clutter’s Cave—Hangman’s Hill—Swinyard Hill—The Ridgeway—ind out about local history and enjoy stunning views over Worcestershire and Herefordshire.
No charge for children. Adults £5 each. All proceeds support the Worcestershire Literary Festival.
Maybe you’re not a walker…don’t let that stop you, you could always come along at around 1 o’clock to enjoy the ambience of the pub / hotel and perhaps join in by reading some of your own work or listening to that of others.
Our thanks to The Malvern Hills Hotel for their support of this event.
The Malvern Hills Hotel The Malvern Hills Hotel is on the A449 below the British Camp. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
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01/08/2012 at 08:11
It sounds like fun! No doubt you shall all have a great time. 🙂
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01/08/2012 at 08:14
I’m going up the hills today, Lea, to plot the walk and map it – looking forward to the day … will tell you all about it (natch!) in due course 🙂
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