Pictures of Oddingley

in the county of Worcestershire

Photograph of Columbine by Birmingham and Worcester Canal, Dunhampstead, Oddingley, Worcs.

Columbine by Birmingham and Worcester Canal, Dunhampstead, Oddingley, Worcs. by Tony Tooth ©

Photograph of Umbelliferae, Brimingham and Worcester Canal, Dunhampstead near Oddingley, Worcs.

Umbelliferae, Brimingham and Worcester Canal, Dunhampstead near Oddingley, Worcs. by Tony Tooth ©

Photograph of Birmingham and Worcester Canal, Dunhampstead, near Oddingley, Worcs.

Birmingham and Worcester Canal, Dunhampstead, near Oddingley, Worcs. by Tony Tooth ©

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