322 reactions · 13 comments | The #map of Herefordshire is progressing. I’ve stretched the image over mountboard to get an idea of its final size and worked out how to put numbers on the red buttons. More work to do and I need to now focus on how to present the information in the key. #workinprogress #textiles #textileart #freehand #impression | Art in Textiles | Facebook

587 reactions · 11 shares | More layers of fabric added to my #map of #Herefordshire. It is such a rural county that I am building up fields to represent agricultural land and trying to depict hills and valleys as well as rivers and where the bridges are. The red dots symbolise places that have inspired me. Nothing is to scale! #workinprogress #textileart | Art in Textiles | Facebook

600 reactions · 28 comments | Putting the #Herefordshire county boundary on my textile map today. As everything is freehand without prior sketching or using a template, I am only aiming for an impression of the topography rather than a precision image. All the red buttons will be numbered and with a key so you will be able to find the places that have inspired my artwork. #workinprogress #visitherefordshire | Art in Textiles | Facebook

🌺 The Nineteen-Year-Old Flight Engineer Who Fell on D-Day — Sergeant Geoffrey Albert Maund 🌺 Geoffrey Albert Maund was born in April 1924 in the quiet countryside of Ledbury, Herefordshire, the son of Albert and Gwendoline Maund. He grew up among fields, small villages, and the steady rhythm of rural life — a world that must have felt a lifetime away from the war that would claim him. By his teenage years, Europe was at war again. And like so many young men, Geoffrey stepped forward. He joined

Kilpeck Church #herefordshire #mystical #history #ancient #mysterious #heritage #symbolism #churches #romanesque | Hugh Williams

3.1K views · 30 reactions | LIVING HISTORY: The Judge's Lodging in Presteigne on the Herefordshire-mid-Wales border has been awarded a National Lottery grant of £86,000. The money will be used to help the transition from Local Authority to Trustee ownership. We've been for a look around. | BBC Hereford & Worcester | Facebook