3: The Last Bomb in Bristol

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You're standing in a bomb crater, made on 14th May 1944 at around 0200hrs. There were no fatalities. It was the last bomb to fall within the Bristol boundary during the Second World War.

Continue along the path you're on, up the incline, to hear the next sound spot.

Part of this walk

Saxons to the Seventies

Saxons to the Seventies

The Saxons to the Seventies: a free audio walk in Manor Woods Valley, Bishopsworth, south Bristol. Discover the amazing hidden history of Manor Woods Valley, a small patch of ancient woodland in Bishopsworth. Listen in to pockets of the wood's history from the Saxons to the Seventies retold through narration, dialogue, humour and song. Expect local history with a pinch of dramatic licence. A circular route just under one mile, lasts approx 45 mins. Some hills. Partly paved, partly woodland underfoot. Sturdy footwear recommended. Content is appropriate for children aged 8+ to adult due to the concept and length of the experience. One sound spot features a bomb explosion. You can access this walk on the 75 bus, getting off just past Bishopsworth Library. The entrance to Manor Valley Woods is opposite St Peter's Rise Convenience Store, 6A St Peter's Rise, BS13 7LU. Dogs on leads are welcome. There is street parking near the start of the walk. Written and performed by Brave Bold Drama, an award-winning theatre and community arts company based close by Manor Woods Valley, in Withywood.

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