Britain's Best View: The Malvern Hills
Loading...
Loading...
3:01
Britain's best views: Blackpool Tower, Lancashire #by TheGuardian592 views- 1:53
Martin Wainwright's manifesto pledgeby TheGuardian150 views
- 4:02
Open heart surgery at the Wellcome Instituteby TheGuardian476,604 views
- 4:52
Swimming the Isle of Skye's Fairy Poolsby TheGuardian12,413 views
- 0:57
UFO flying over Malvern hills, Worcester, UKby lulahmaster1,675 views
- 0:31
360 view from the Malvern Hillsby Maryrichard2,231 views
- 7:44
Motorcycle VLog - West Malvernby torqsworld1,012 views
- 2:40
Dan Nisbet on the Malvern Hillsby danheeks2,482 views
- 0:30
malvern starby MrGutschein4,554 views
- 3:51
The City of Worcester, Englandby DoctorFingers6,222 views
- 200 videosDriving Videos 1
- 2:15
Paragliding off the Malvern Hills to Castle Morton Commonby atticuk2,134 views
- 5:34
Elgar/First Symphony/III. Adagio + The Malvern Hillsby vinteui14,891 views
- 3:25
Bellringing at St Matthias, Malvern Linkby irkibby934 views
- 4:35
The Beautiful Malvern hillsby TASHKENTGOATMAN214 views
- 6:09
Malvern Bananaramaby nanarama21,982 views
- 1:10
Malvern Hills Tourby steveluttrell119 views
- 11:32
MTB Malvern Hills 2010.movby pkdude69585 views
- 2:58
MALVERN HILLby chrisolek128 views
- 1:38
Driving Along Newtown Road, Malvern, Worcestershire 26th May 2009by cometogetherband1,775 views
and plenty of fresh water too
createrainbowz 11 months ago
British Camp and nearby Midsummer Hill fort are fine examples of upland hillforts constructed by the Celts who once occupied the whole of the British Isles prior to the arrival of the Anglo Saxons. The Celts spoke Brythonic or Brittonic, which in turn developed into Old Welsh. Most of the Welsh place names in what is now England and Scotland have disappeared but some have survived in place names such as Malvern / Moelfryn(Bare Hill); Avon/Afon (River); Dover/ Dwfr (Water), Coomb / Cwm (valley).
branymor1 1 year ago
Malvern means nothing as a word in itself but its the corrupted name of 'moelfryn' which means bare hill in welsh ...makes sense ;).
western herefordshire spoke welsh until the late 1400s which the last native speaker dying in the 1890s
3tangle3 1 year ago