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Packhorse Bridge over Shell Brook at Shell
A place for lunch.
"You can't fail to be charmed by the ancient double arched packhorse bridge spanning Shell Brook, where the bright green mosses cling to the stone, adding to the timeless feel of the place." Worcester County Council.
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"You can't fail to be charmed by the ancient double arched packhorse bridge spanning Shell Brook, where the bright green mosses cling to the stone, adding to the timeless feel of the place." Worcester County Council.
Historic England...
historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1350154
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