Dobs Hill Farm
Bed and breakfast in Eldersfield
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www.dobshillfarm.co.ukOpening hours
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About Dobs Hill Farm
Dobs Hill Farm in Eldersfield is listed here under Bed and breakfast. The address is Mill Lane, Gloucester GL19 3PD. You can reach Dobs Hill Farm through its own website.
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A preserved segment of the original Berlin Wall.
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Abandoned in 1485. Only earthworks remain. http://www.gatehouse-gazetteer.info/English%20sites/1241.html
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