Dear Readers
I created these tracks for 10 great hills in England. Each track was medicinally written after reading about and/or visiting the hill. So get your boots off, look at some hills and relax to these chillout tracks celebrating the many hills of England!!!
Yours Sincerely, POSOWOCO
Foreword
Want to hear music fit for the hills of England?
All music on here was created by us under our band name "MMM".
This album was created for the majestic peaceful hills of England.
Music, samples and beats by Mark in our new 80 bpm chillout collection called simply 'Hills' made in April 2022.
The music is chillout based with ambience and lots of reverb!
A nice walk though the hills and a chance to look down at the lowlands once you're up.
Music
Notes
- Bredon Hill An outlier of the Cotswolds overlooking the Vale of Evesham Iron Age fort and a folly at the summit and remains of a medieval castle at Elmley Castle at 981 feet high.
- Colmers Hill An iconic cone-shaped hill topped with trees on the Symondsbury Estate in Dorset at 417 feet high.
- Brent Knoll Towers over the flatness of the Somerset Levels Bronze Age camp atop Jurassic Blue Lias rocks at 449 feet high.
- The Wrekin A Shropshire landmark visible from across the Midlands forged from some of the oldest volcanic rocks in the country at 1335 feet high.
- Scafell Pike England's tallest mountain. part of a 400-million-year-old extinct volcano. summit plateau strewn with shattered rock in the Lake District National Park and popular with walkers at 3209 feet high.
- Hellvellyn It's name means "pale yellow moorland" located between Thirlmere and Ullswater and the third highest peak in England and the Lake District at 3118 feet high.
- Long Mynd A long sandstone heath and moorland plateau on the Western Shropshire border with dozens of Bronze Age tumuli rich fauna flora and a gliding club. An Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty standing at 1693 feet high.
- Kinder Scout A gritstone moorland plateau and nature reserve in the Peak District. Derbyshire's highest peak at 2087 feet high.
- Cleeve Hill The highest hill in the Cotswolds. the County Top of Gloucestershire. boasts a Neolithic long barrow and Iron Age hill fort on a limestone escarpment at 1080 feet high.
- Dumbleton Hill A foothill of the Cotswolds with a steep ascent and is muddy in places. 551 feet high.
Haiku
Bredon Hill
colmers hill an hill --
brent knoll towers over age
the wrekin a some
