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Wind-swept, Malverh Hills

1 July 2021 by David

Wind-swept

Like most high places, its usually windy near the top of the Malvern Hills, even when the breeze seems gentle at lower levels. Rippling waves in the long grass were hypnotic.

The few bushes above the tree line take on the characteristic bending before the wind form.

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