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Pampas grass, sandstone cliff behind, Bridgnorth

28 November 2016 by David

Pampas grass, sandstone cliff behind

One of the seed-heads of a clump of pampas grass growing in the garden of Lavington’s Hole in Bridgnorth’s Low Town. The sandstone cliff which has the cave forms the background.

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