Brown clee
My oldest memory of walking the hills of Shropshire is as a small child on Brown Clee, and I always like to visit when I can. This is the view along the ramparts of Nordy Bank hill fort, with Abdon Burf - the highest point in #Shropshire - on the right.
If you look to the left, you can see the Wrekin on the distant horizon. This is the lovely Corvedale, probably my favourite part of Shropshire.
Brown clee
My oldest memory of walking the hills of Shropshire is as a small child on Brown Clee, and I always like to visit when I can. This is the view along the ramparts of Nordy Bank hill fort, with Abdon Burf - the highest point in #Shropshire - on the right.
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Much Wenlock jigsaw
How well do you know Much Wenlock? Our latest jigsaw features names and places ranging from Barrow Street and St Milburga Row to the Gaskell Field and the Olympian Trail. Now available through our website 🙂 www.shropshireandbeyond.com/photos/shop/Shropshire-jigsaws/names-and-places-jigsaws/Jig056a
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Where was I yesterday? I’ve walked past it many times, but I had never stopped to take a proper look before. #Shropshire
Where was I yesterday? I’ve walked past it many times, but I had never stopped to take a proper look before. #Shropshire
A beautiful sight - so many different shades of green on the western slopes of the Long Mynd. I was on Adstone Hill for this shot, enjoying the peace and quiet in the morning sunshine. I had set out hoping for long shadows stretching across the fields - and that’s exactly what I got. #Shropshire
A beautiful sight - so many different shades of green on the western slopes of the Long Mynd. I was on Adstone Hill for this shot, enjoying the peace and quiet in the morning sunshine. I had set out hoping for long shadows stretching across the fields - and that’s exactly what I got. #Shropshire
Bridgnorth
Another of our #Shropshire prints is off to a customer in time for Mother’s Day. I was standing on the bridge in Bridgnorth for this shot and had to wait a long time for a gap to appear in the traffic.
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Hill End
Two years ago to the day, we had mist and snow combine for a wonderful day around Church Stretton. I spent hours on Caradoc as the landscape kept changing all around me. This is the view east with Hill End in the foreground, Wenlock Edge just beyond, then... #Shropshire
countryside around Ditton Priors. On the horizon is, I believe, Kinver Edge, but don’t quote me on that.
Hill End
Two years ago to the day, we had mist and snow combine for a wonderful day around Church Stretton. I spent hours on Caradoc as the landscape kept changing all around me. This is the view east with Hill End in the foreground, Wenlock Edge just beyond, then... #Shropshire
Wrekin
It was a very muddy walk to get to this view of the Wrekin from Wenlock Edge. As I stood there I could hear rustling in the undergrowth and a fawn popped up, saw me, and quickly disappeared. I waited a while listening to the birdsong until the light faded and it was time to head home. #Shropshire
Wrekin
It was a very muddy walk to get to this view of the Wrekin from Wenlock Edge. As I stood there I could hear rustling in the undergrowth and a fawn popped up, saw me, and quickly disappeared. I waited a while listening to the birdsong until the light faded and it was time to head home. #Shropshire
Stokesay Castle
Probably my favourite view of Stokesay Castle, I like how it sits among the fields. The name comes from the Anglo-Saxon word stoches, meaning cattle farm. You can start a walk from the Discovery Centre taking in the castle, Stoke Wood and Sallow Coppice. A good way to spend the day. #Shropshire
Stokesay Castle
Probably my favourite view of Stokesay Castle, I like how it sits among the fields. The name comes from the Anglo-Saxon word stoches, meaning cattle farm. You can start a walk from the Discovery Centre taking in the castle, Stoke Wood and Sallow Coppice. A good way to spend the day. #Shropshire
Linley hill
A walk among giants - the avenue of beech trees on Linley Hill, near Norbury. This sight is the legacy of local MP Robert More, who planted the trees around 1740. This is the route you take on Stage 2 of the #Shropshire Way, between Bridges and Bishop’s Castle. My dad provides a sense of scale!
Linley hill
A walk among giants - the avenue of beech trees on Linley Hill, near Norbury. This sight is the legacy of local MP Robert More, who planted the trees around 1740. This is the route you take on Stage 2 of the #Shropshire Way, between Bridges and Bishop’s Castle. My dad provides a sense of scale!
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Cattle graze up there.
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I spent three hours walking around a #Shropshire market town photographing 114 street signs. As many of you will guess, they will be used to create our latest Names and Places jigsaw puzzle. Can you work out where I was?
Wrekin
I set off up the Wrekin with no sun in sight, but the further I climbed then the brighter it became. I reached a cloudless sky at the summit and all around me were hills standing out like islands in the mist. As I stood there I could pick out the Clees, the Strettons, the Stiperstones... #Shropshire
Wenlock Edge and even the Malvern Hills in the far distance. It was a shame when I had to head back down again.
Wrekin
I set off up the Wrekin with no sun in sight, but the further I climbed then the brighter it became. I reached a cloudless sky at the summit and all around me were hills standing out like islands in the mist. As I stood there I could pick out the Clees, the Strettons, the Stiperstones... #Shropshire
Gnarled, twisted and old - it looks more like autumn, but this is winter sunshine on the Hollies Nature Reserve at the northern end of the Stiperstones. This is one of the oldest holly groves in Europe, with around 200 trees that were planted about 400 years ago. #Shropshire
In the distance are Earl’s Hill and Pontesford Hill, with Shrewsbury beyond.
