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Bilberries (/ˈbɪlbəri/) or
blueberries are
Eurasian low-growing
shrubs in the
genus Vaccinium in the
flowering plant family Ericaceae), that bear edible...
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edible fruit of blue color,
known by the
common names bilberry, blaeberry,
wimberry, and whortleberry. It is more
precisely called common bilberry or blue...
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Wimberry Quarries (grid
reference SO594121) is a 2-hectare (4.9-acre)
nature reserve in
Gloucestershire in the
Forest of Dean. The site is held
under agreement...
- Greenfield,
where he made
enquiries at the
Clarence pub
about walking to
Wimberry Stones. He was seen
alive shortly after sunset (3:59 pm), by two Royal...
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Mineral Loop
Drybrook Road
Coleford Railway Serridge Platform Cinderford New
Wimberry Quarry Whitecliff Quarry Bilson Halt
Ruspidge Halt
Bicslade Tramroad Staple...
- recreation. In
August 1949, a BEA
Douglas DC3
crashed into the hill at
Wimberry Stones at the top of the Chew
Valley killing 24 p****engers and crew and...
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Mineral Loop
Drybrook Road
Coleford Railway Serridge Platform Cinderford New
Wimberry Quarry Whitecliff Quarry Bilson Halt
Ruspidge Halt
Bicslade Tramroad Staple...
- Naze
Kinder Scout Shining Clough Dovestones Edge
Ravenstones Rob's
Rocks Wimberry Eastern Grit (Derwent Valley, Sheffield, Derbyshire)
Rivelin Rocks Stanage...
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Choinneachain Hill. The
striking greens are due to the
spring growth of Blaeberry/
Wimberry (Vaccinium myrtillus) Head of Loch Turret.
Looking down on the end of the...
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Mineral Loop
Drybrook Road
Coleford Railway Serridge Platform Cinderford New
Wimberry Quarry Whitecliff Quarry Bilson Halt
Ruspidge Halt
Bicslade Tramroad Staple...
