A man sits on the summit of North Hill in the Malvern Hills and enjoys the view o over Great Malvern to Bredon Hill and the Cotswold Hills on the far side of the broad vale.

This is a substation on the national grid, taking a 132kV supply from Skelton Grange (Leeds) and transforming down to 11kV for local distribution. See [[7385520]] for a view from the other side.

Perseverance Hill and the Worcestershire Beacon in the Malvern Hills, viewed from Jubilee Hill.

Great Malvern and Malvern Priory viewed from the Lady Howard de Walden Drive.

The Leeds New Line ran in cutting through Heckmondwike, and there are no fewer than seven road bridges crossing it within a length of 340 metres. This westernmost one carrying Cook Lane differs from the others in having a flat steel girder support, rather than a stone arch. Trains stopped running on this line in 1965, and it now forms part of the Spen Valley Ringway, created c.2008 with funding from Yorkshire Water.

Following Harts Green Brook downstream, it is visible here along Quinton Road before it passes through a culvert and is last visible at the confluence with Bourn Brook.

The Worcestershire Beacon viewed from the Lady Howard de Walden Drive on North Hills, The earthwork of known as the Shire Ditch is visible here, highlighted by the low afternoon sunshine.

The Leeds New Line ran in cutting through Heckmondwike, and there are no fewer than seven road bridges crossing it within a length of 340 metres. Two of them are visible in this view. Trains stopped running on this line in 1965, and it now forms part of the Spen Valley Ringway, created c.2008 with funding from Yorkshire Water.

The Leeds New Line ran in cutting through Heckmondwike, and there are no fewer than seven road bridges crossing it within a length of 340 metres. Four of them are visible in this view. Trains stopped running on this line in 1965, and it now forms part of the Spen Valley Ringway, created c.2008 with funding from Yorkshire Water.

The Hearts Green Brook here has just passed its confluence with Welches Brook and will follow a path along Beaumont Drive and Quinton Drive before reaching the confluence with Bourn Brook.

The Worcestershire Beacon, the highest hill in the Malvern Hills viewed from the eastern slopes of North Hill.