Sandwell: Attractions and more...
Sandwell County Park
In 2005, the English Tourism Quality Assurance Marque award was entitled to this park. It is stretched over 2,670 acres of land. The park is surrounded by the industrial setting of Black Country and to the other side the stunning scenery of West Midlands. The park has gained popularity for its green lush golf courses, wildfowl lakes and nature reserves. There are many natural trails for the visitors who wish to explore, the park on foot.
Bishop Asbury Cottage
This was once a residence of the foremost American Methodist Bishop, Francis Asbury. The construction of the cottage dates back to 18th century, it is furnished in that period. It’s very simple and small, built from timber, brick and tiles. Here you will get some extra information about the life of the Bishop as well as the coming of Methodism in the Black Country.
Forge Mill Farm
This farm was bough the Earl of Dartmouth, who changed it into an iron mill. In today’s date, it is again used as a farm, and here you can see Shetland ponies, pigs, goats and Jersey cattle. It has become a major attraction, as visitors can catch a glimpse of the milking process, through a glass panel, daily at 4 in the evening. The cattle produce milk, which can fill almost 1000 bottles.
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