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Gorsty Knoll is a
small hamlet,
located in the
Forest of Dean, Gloucestershire, England. The
internationally important remains of
Darkhill Ironworks and...
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small pearl-bordered fritillary, wood
white and
white admiral.
Gorsty Knoll is
famed for its
glowworms and
Woorgreens Lake for its dragonflies...
- Scotland.
Homerian 430.5 Homer, Shropshire,
England Ludlow Gorstian 427.4
Gorsty village near Ludlow, Shropshire,
England Ludfordian 425.6 Ludford, Shropshire...
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known as
Gostie Green, this
combined the name of the
landowner (William de
Gorsty) with the
local plant called 'gorse'. The
academic dress for
graduates of...
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William de
Gorsty in the
early 14th century. It was
known as
Gostie Green by the mid 18th century, the name
being a
corruption of
Gorsty to
gorse (i...
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Selly Oak
Junction with the
Oxford and
Birmingham Canal,
including the
Gorsty Hill and
Lappal Tunnels under the
Selly Oak
Canal Act 1793 (33 Geo. 3. c...
- the
Homerian Age and
precedes the
Ludfordian Age. The age is
named after Gorsty village southwest of Ludlow. The base of the age is
marked by Saetograptus...
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scheduled monuments. They are
located on the edge of a
small hamlet called Gorsty Knoll, just to the west of Parkend, in the
Forest of Dean, Gloucestershire...
- Christchurch, Clearwell, Coalway, Edge End, Ellwood,
English Bicknor, Five Acres,
Gorsty Knoll, Hillersland, Joyford,
Joyford Hill,
Little Drybrook,
Lower Berry...
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Samuel Swann of
Hurdlow purchased it from the Ferrers. and
leased out
Gorsty Hill, a farm in what was by then Lea Hall manor. The
manor p****ed to John...
