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Tracks in Time Sculpture, Lavington Gardens
DiscoverPlaces to seeUnited KingdomEnglandWest Midlands RegionBridgnorth
Tracks in Time Sculpture, Lavington Gardens
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Sasha Taylor
September 11, 2022
Hiking
Location: Lavington Gardens
Lavington Gardens are named after a Cromwellian officer who, when the Royalists held Bridgnorth in 1646, started a tunnel which would be filled with explosives so he could blow up the Castle area from underneath. The Royalists surrendered before this drastic step had to be taken. You can see the cave in the cliff a little way south of here.
Although alternative versions exist, it is claimed that Old Moore, after whom the annual Almanack of predictions is named, was born in a cave dwelling above you off St. Mary’s Steps.
Sponsor: Bridgnorth Aluminium Ltd.
Lavington Gardens are named after a Cromwellian officer who, when the Royalists held Bridgnorth in 1646, started a tunnel which would be filled with explosives so he could blow up the Castle area from underneath. The Royalists surrendered before this drastic step had to be taken. You can see the cave in the cliff a little way south of here.
Although alternative versions exist, it is claimed that Old Moore, after whom the annual Almanack of predictions is named, was born in a cave dwelling above you off St. Mary’s Steps.
Sponsor: Bridgnorth Aluminium Ltd.
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