It's safe to say that without this photo tour, I would never have seen Cleeve Cloud (Cleeve Hill). What a shame that would have been. Thanks to Sean's posts, I've now visited Kington, Cleeve Cloud, and Church Stretton. These are probably the three highest courses in England, and all show how much interest (and fun) can be accomplished on a hill that wouldn't seem suitable for a course. It seems natural to compare the three to each other, but I think that each can be compared favorably with a number of more "proper" courses.
Cleeve Cloud is a much easier walk than one might think, and the views often distract from focusing on the shot. I can only imagine what it would be like playing the second nine during the Cheltenham festival.
Given the nature of the site, there are a lot of blind shots, but it's something of a model for blindness, as there is a lot of room for error without risking lost balls.
I loved it.