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Keynsham Humpy Tumps is a
floristically rich
acidic gr****land site
situated between the town of Keynsham, and the
River Avon,
southeast of Bristol, England...
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Tump is an
English word
meaning a hillock, mound,
barrow or tumulus.
Tump may also
refer to:
TuMP, a hill in the
United Kingdom with a
Thirty and upwards...
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Congrove Field and The
Tumps:
north of Bath (Bath and
North East Somerset),
possibly the site of
mining activities in the past
Crugyn Tump:
castle mound/motte...
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Slwch Tump, also
known as
Slwch Camp and
formerly known as Pen Cevn-y-Gaer, is an Iron Age
hillfort close to
Brecon in Powys, Wales. The
enclosure is located...
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which was once
applied to the
mound or
village green. From a
short list of
tumps, it can be seen that the term is used
extensively in the
Welsh Marches and...
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Whittington Tump or
Crookbarrow Hill is a
partly artificial mound in
central Worcestershire, England.
There is
evidence of
prehistoric activity at the...
- who have
climbed at
least 1500 Simms. "The
TuMPs". HillBaggingUK.
Retrieved 16
April 2020. The
Tumps: A
Tump is a hill in Scotland, England, Wales, the...
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Wormelow Tump is a
village in Herefordshire, England, 6
miles (10 km)
south of
Hereford and 6+1⁄2 mi (10 km) north-west of Ross-on-Wye. Most of the village...
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British Isles and the
individual articles on Marilyns, HuMPs, and
TuMPs. In this context, "
TuMP" is used to
connote a hill with a
prominence of at
least 30...
- has a
narrow woven-strap
tumpline across top of head. "Troops Use
Indian Tump Line To Pull loads." Po****r Mechanics,
December 1944, p. 55. "Yvon Chouinard:...
