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	Hawkstone Park - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Park was used to represent Narnia in the BBC's TV adaptation of C.
		Hawkstone is currently combined with an adjacent hotel, golf course, and moto cross track.
		The Hawkstone Park motocross circuit is situated nearby, which stages a number of high profile national and international race meetings.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Hawkstone_Park (286 words)

	Hawkstone Park Motocross Circuit - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Hawkstone Park had alternated as the venue for the 500cc British Grand Prix with Farleigh Castle circuit in Wiltshire during the 1980s, but from 1990, the circuit was used on a permanent basis.
		The circuit is not to be confused with the Hawkstone Park follies situated nearby.
		Hawkstone Park has in recent years held a round of a major UK Hare and Hound series, which utilises the woodlands and the motocross circuit.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Hawkstone_Park_Motocross_Circuit (1484 words)

	Hawkstone Park and Historic Follies, Shropshire
		Hawkstone Park lies in open countryside a few miles to the north of Shrewsbury, in Shropshire.
		For hundreds of years from the mid 16th Century the Park was owned by the wealthy Hill family - one of them, Rowland Hill, was largely responsible for the formation of the post office as we know it today.
		There are various follies or curiosities within the park, all accessible or visible on foot.
	www.odd-stuff.info /follies/hawkstone.htm (319 words)

	Shropshire Myths (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		The Fox's Knob is a sandstone rocky outcrop at Hawkstone Park & Follies in North Shropshire.
		The Park retained its popularity for many years, but by early this century it was neglected and forgotten by all but a few local people.
		Hawkstone Park and Follies sympathetically restored and enhanced by many a new feature, is one spot that you must not miss when visiting Shropshire.
	www.mythstories.com /foxknobA.html (765 words)

	Hawkstone & Weston Mines
		The discovery of a Roman villa at Weston and a hammer-pick at Hawkstone are not thought to be conclusive evidence for Roman mining activity.
		It is thought that the workings at Hawkstone date from the 1600's or early 1700's, before the park was purchased by the Sir Rowland family in 1737.
		Hawkstone Park and Follies is open to the public and visitors can explore nearly 100 acres of hilly terrain (including Grotto Hill and the Hermits Cave).
	www.serve.com /scmc/hawkstone.html (491 words)

	Hawkstone Park. Shrewsbury, Shropshire, United Kingdom - Discounted rates at www.bookings.net
		Hawkstone Park has two restaurants, three golf courses, cosy bars, a croquet lawn and an award winning visitor attraction, Hawkstone Park Follies.
		The Hawkstone Restaurant is elegant and spacious and situated in the heart of the hotel.
		Please note the Hawkstone Restaurant operates a dress code: T-shirts and trainers are not acceptable and only smart denim may be worn.
	www.bookings.net /hotel/gb/hawkstone-park.en.html (1144 words)

	Hawkstone Park - West Midlands - Golf breaks, weekends and golf holidays at Hawkstone Park - Golfbreaks.com
		Hawkstone Park Hotel, set in 400 acres of idyllic parkland, has 65 fully refurbished en suite bedrooms.
		The facility was originally built in 1790 as an inn to entertain visitors to Hawkstone Park and...
		The facility was originally built in 1790 as an inn to entertain visitors to Hawkstone Park and Follies, one of the greatest historical parklands of Britain - described as a woodland fantasy of hidden pathways, concealed grottos, spectacular cliffs, secret tunnels and a remarkable collection of Follies.
	www.golfbreaks.com /golf/england/hawkstone-park (566 words)

	Salop Motor Club - Home
		The year begun with a record turnout for the ‘Hawkstone International’, as it has become affectionately known, with some of the biggest names in modern moto-x doing battle on the World famous sandy circuit that cuts its way through the steep Shropshire hillside.
		A lot had changed with the sport during those missing years, and the returning trial was both a great spectacle and a huge success, as it attracted a moto-x sized crowd.
		Hawkstone Park remains and always has been a special place, with great memories for those that have witnessed the many great sporting occasions that have taken place over several decades.
	www.hawkstonemx.co.uk (434 words)

	British MMX Motocross Championships - Hawkstone Park, Shropshire (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		PAR Honda headed to Hawkstone Park for round three of the Maximum Solution MMX championship.
		Hawkstone Park has a huge history of great battles and this weekend was no different.
		Alex found the Hawkstone circuit a bit one-lined due to the quad races but still put in solid race in 5th.
	www.mx247.com /home/results/motocross/mmx3/mmx3.html (728 words)

	Subterranea of Great Britain: Hawkstone Park
		Hawkstone Park Hotel, Golf Centre, Historic Park and Follies, Weston-under-Redcastle, Nr Shrewsbury, Shropshire SY4 5UY, Tel: +44-1939-200-611, Fax: +44-1939-200-311.
		Hawkstone Park is a bizarre place, a 40 hectare park with follies, woodland, caves and cliffs, built in the 18th century by Sir
		Of course you can spend much more time in the park, as there are more weird sights, and there is no time limit.
	www.showcaves.com /english/gb/misc/Hawkstone.html (397 words)

	Hawkstone Historic Park, Gardens and Follies Shropshire
		Hawkstone Park was created in the 18th century by Sir Roland Hill and his son Richard, 'The Great Hill'.
		Some 15 miles of paths and some of the finest follies in the world were constructed in the grounds of their ancestral home. As well as the amazing follies the park had well hidden paths, secret tunnels and concealed grottos.
		To accomodate the growing numbers of sightseers visiting the park the Hawkstone Park Hotel was opened at the turn of the 19th century. Guided tours were organised and at one time Hawkstone Park was one of the most visited landscapes in Britain.
	www.touruk.co.uk /gardens/gardens_shropshire_hawkstone_park_follies.htm (290 words)

	hawkstone hall \| social life (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		The social life of the participants is a celebrated part of the Hawkstone course, and many participants speak with gratitude of the time of pilgrimage together, or the trip to Scotland, or a visit to London.
		Hawkstone Park: the second largest natural park in England, with woodland walks, follies, a medieval castle, and caves
		Hawkstone golf course and an Olympic-size swimming pool at a nearby town.
	www.hawkstone-hall.com /site/social_life.asp (282 words)

	Hawkstone Park Golf Club
		Situated in acres of outstanding natural beauty, it is the obvious choice of those who wish to combine beautiful surroundings, intimate service and wonderful food from a team renowned for its pursuit of excellence.
		It was built as an elegant and spacious hostelry in 1790, to cater for visitors to one of Britain's first 18th Century Parks, Hawkstone Park & Follies, now designated by English Heritage as a Grade I listed landscape.
		Hawkstone is the former home course of Sandy Lyle.
	www.greenfeesavers.co.uk /eng7/hawkstonepark.html (183 words)

	Hawkstone Park, Weston-under-Redcastle, Shrewsbury, Shropshire, England - country house hotel, golf, follies and ...
		There are two restaurants to enjoy, the Hawkstone restaurant within the hotel is open each evening serving a table d'Hote menu with a la carte extra's, a dress code applies of no trainers or t-shirts.
		Hawkstone Park also has it's very own historic attraction - Hawkstone Park Follies, a naturalistic garden created in the 18th century with caves, bridges and woodland walks.
		Opening times for the park vary and should be checked in advance.
	historic-uk.com /StayUK/HeartofEngland/CountryHouses/HawkstonePark.htm (239 words)

	Hawkstone Park 4* Hotel, Golf and Country Club - Golf holidays and golfing weekends at Shrewsbury (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		The tremendous landscape is ideal for its two championship courses and 6 hole par 3 course suitable for golfers of varying standards.
		The Hawkstone Course which was opened in 1920 and built around the 12th Century Redcastle, meanders through some of the most dramatic landscape in England.
		A golfing experience at Hawkstone Park will be a memorable occasion and a must for any golfing enthusiast.
	www.yourgolftravel.com /venues/midlands/hawkstonepark.html (415 words)

	Hawkstone Historic Park and Follies, Attraction, Shrewsbury, Shropshire - Shropshire Tourism
		Created in the 18th Century by the Hill family (Sir Rowland and his son Richard), Hawkstone became one of the greatest historic parklands in Europe.
		Hawkstone follies is a historic parkland that covers 100 acres.
		Hawkstone Park is also home to a 66 bedroom Hotel, restaurant and two 18 hole golf courses.
	www.shropshiretourism.info /attractiondetail.cfm?EstID=727 (398 words)

	Up to the minute
		In the first round Hawkstone B comprising Cyril Ashley, Peter Townsend, David Hiles and Gerald Smith - travelled to Reddish Vale and had a cracking match which was tied 2 - 2 but we lost on the 2nd play-off hole.
		In 2002 Hawkstone won the plate and in 2003 we were beaten finalists in the event proper.
		Hawkstone Juniors are through to the finals of the County Junior Handicap League.
	www.hpgcgolf.com (1453 words)

	hawkstone hall \| public visiting times (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Set in the plains of North Shropshire, Hawkstone Hall has been called "the secret jewel of Shropshire." In the 18th and 19th centuries Hawkstone was ranked among the principal attractions in England, drawing legions of visitors who soon became admirers of its eccentric beauty.
		The ancestral home of the famous Hill family from 1556 to 1906, Hawkstone owes its magnificence to the "lucrative arithmetick" of the wealthy diplomat, Sir Richard Hill, known as the Great Hill.
		For periods of three months at a time, Hawkstone becomes home to many priests, religious and lay people, who come from distant parts of the world to attend courses.
	www.hawkstone-hall.com /site/public_visiting_times.asp (339 words)

	Hawkstone Park: 2 Day Stunning Shropshire - Special Offer - Golfbreaks.com
		The 6,491 yard Hawkstone Course opened in 1920 and is in the classic British parkland mould with oak and birch lined fairways.
		Hawkstone Park Hotel is set in 400 acres of idyllic parkland and offers a perfect base to explore the beautiful countryside.
		The Hawkstone restaurant serves fine cuisine with the Terrace Bar providing a less formal, all-day service of food and drink - perfect for post-round relaxation.
	www.golfbreaks.com /offers/deals/22076.asp (288 words)

	BBC - Shropshire - Sport - Hawkstone Park International Motocross (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Hawkstone Park has been used as a motocross track for more than 50 years.
		Riders negotiate the famous hill at Hawkstone Park on Sunday.
		The three times national youth champion was competing in an adult race meeting for the first time, yet qualified in 19th place out of 59 riders in his class.
	bbc.co.uk /shropshire/sport/motorcycling/2005/03/hawkstone_park.shtml (1268 words)

	Old News
		The Hargrove A and B team's are through to the next rounds, so all three teams from Hawkstone Park competing in the SHUGC winter competitions have qualified for the next competitive round.
		The annual match between Hawkstone Park Golf Club and Hawkstone Park Ltd, was played on 9th September, and it was one of the best days of the week, glorious sunshine, and despite the recent heavy rain the Hawkstone course was in great condition, thanks of course to Paul and his team.
		The first 2 matches were halved, next 3 won by Hawkstone Park Ltd, then a half and the last 2 matches won by the golf club.
	www.hpgcgolf.com /Oldnews.htm (3843 words)

	SISIS:news international
		Hawkstone Park is idyllically situated in 400 acres of outstanding natural beauty, just north of Shrewsbury.
		The Hawkstone Course, constructed in traditional parkland style, was opened in 1920 and two of the holes are claimed to be the most photographed in England.
		Mike Sheehan Managing Director of Hawkstone Park and a Director of Mere Golf & Country Club has been impressed with the demonstrations of the SISIS AER-AID System that he has witnessed.
	www.sisis.com /news/wow.html (677 words)

	Hawkstone Park Hotel Golf (Windmill Course) - England - Central : Golf course review by Where2Golf.com
		On the Windmill (there is a disused one by the 16th green), Brian Huggett has used mounding, bunkering and a good sized lake on the back-nine to excellent effect.
		Hawkstone Park, in which the golf courses are set, is a well-reknowned historical park with hidden pathways, concealed grottos, secret tunnels and a remarkable collection of follies.
		The purpose built Golf Centre is housed in an impressive new clubhouse, while 66-rooms of accommodation are available in the hotel, expanded from the original travellers' inn (built in 1790).
	www.where2golf.com /search/detail.asp?courseid=479 (1151 words)

	Sir Steve Redgrave chooses Hawkstone Park \| Confex
		Sporting legend and Olympic rowing gold medallist, Sir Steve Redgrave, has chosen Shropshire’s Hawkstone Park Hotel and Golf Club for the second year in succession to host one of his exclusive and prestigious Golden Five Golf Challenge events after a successful first visit in 2004.
		The day’s play is then be followed by a celebrity gala dinner at Hawkstone Park Hotel.
		Hawkstone Park combines top sporting facilities with excellent hospitality: a key consideration vital when hosting a high profile event of this kind.
	www.the-edirectory.info /newsitem.asp?EDEV_ID=43&EDNE_ID=1090 (218 words)

	Hawkstone Park Hotel & Golf Courses (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Hawkstones 3 star hotel is a mere chip shot from its three golf courses and has a restaurant, bar and five function rooms.
		The Hawkstone course was opened in 1920, a traditional parkland design famous for its stunning scenery and tranquility.
		The only interlude in history is during war years when the grounds were used as a prisoner of war camp base.
	www.theinternetgolfclub.com /clubs/798.asp (343 words)

	NW England Hawkstone Park trees & sunset \| Photo by Aidan O'Rourke Manchester photographer writer website publisher
		Montage of silhouetted trees on the hill at Hawkstone Park Shropshire set against a dusk sky captured in Manchester the year before.
		Hawkstone Park is 61 miles (98km) south of Manchester.
		The trees at Hawkstone Park are remarkable - I captured several trees silhouetted against a sunny sky for later use in composites such as this one.
	www.aidan.co.uk /photo1562.htm (513 words)

	Hawkstone Park Hotel
		Hawkstone Park is known as the ‘Jewel of Shropshire’ and is able to provide the perfect location for all your golfing needs.
		The facility is set in 400 acres of idyllic parkland, which offers the peace and tranquillity of the Shropshire countryside within a few miles of the motorway networks.
		Hawkstone Historic Park and Follies complements the hotel and golf courses where Sandy Lyle learned his game.
	www.golfingguides.net /Products/Breaks/Details1.asp?ID=47&POSTCODEREF=SY4 (424 words)

	UK-GolfGuide.com: A Golfer's Guide to Hawkstone Park, Shrewsbury in Shropshire England
		Although this club has been issued with a password which allows them to update their information via the Internet, please read the disclaimer at the foot of the screen regarding the accuracy and completeness of the information.
		Hawkstone Course - parkland (designed by James Braid) 18 holes 6491 yards (white).
		The Hawkstone Restaurant, situated in the Hotel is open daily from 7.00pm.
	www.uk-golfguide.com /england/25783.html (635 words)

	Hawkstone Park, Shrewsbury
		The Hawkstone is famous for its mature parkland setting, while the Windmill makes the best of the undulating landscape and strategically placed water features which characterize its layout.
		The grounds at Hawkstone Park are reason enough for a visit.
		Described as a lost world in the heart of the Shropshire countryside and classified as a Grade 1 site by English Heritage, they contain a network of hidden pathways, concealed grottoes, secret tunnels and unique collection of follies, all of which were created by Sir Rowland Hill in the eighteenth century.
	www.golfbreaksuk.co.uk /hotel-information/hotel-details-61.html (492 words)

	Hawkstone Park — International Moto-X
		Everts visit to the famous sandy Shropshire circuit will be an emotional one, as he bids farewell to a venue that he has made his own, at the start of what will be his final year of racing.
		However the battle the MX world is really waiting for is the return to Europe, after several seasons in the USA, of Seb Tortelli against his old sparring partner Everts.
		A new ‘park n pay’ system will be used to improve traffic flow into the venue.
	www.motorbike-search-engine.co.uk /06_news/26_01_061.html (569 words)

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