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A moon landing perhaps?
This view of the path along the ridge of the Stiperstones looks almost otherworldly. In places such as this it can certainly be tough going under ...
A quiet morning at Cardingmill Valley
A touch of winter frost keeps the visitors away from Cardingmill Valley. Despite being a very popular beauty spot, there are always times when it i...
Aerial view of the north end of the Long Mynd
An ancient trackway called the Portway crosses the top of the Long Mynd (left of picture). It joins up with a long distance bridleway, the Jack Myt...
Aerial view of the Stiperstones ridge
The rocks exposed on the ridge are known as Stiperstones Quartzite, and are of great interest to geologists. The rocks are of Ordovician age, whic...
Aerial view of the Stiperstones ridge
The stone stripes of the Stiperstones were formed by alternate freezing and thawing during the last Ice Age. Stripes and patches of rock probably b...
Aerial view of valleys of the Stiperstones
The western slope of the Stiperstones ridge is cut by several steep-sided deep valleys. The main two in this photograph are Perkins Beach in the f...
Ancient grassland, Wenlock Edge
This uneven grassy area near Stokes Barn, Much Wenlock, is the remains of former limestone quarrying. Beneath the grass are the remains of work...
Arscott Golf Club
Arscott Golf Course has been open for 10 years. Massive old oak and beech trees can be seen on the course along with abandoned mine and brick worki...
Arscott Golf Course
Arscott Golf Course lies in rolling countryside just south west of Shrewsbury near Cruckmeole and Hanwood. It is a young course that looks older on...
Ashes Hollow
Ashes Hollow is one of the most beautiful valleys on the Long Mynd and is accessible from a camp site at Little Stretton. Photographed by National ...
Ashes Hollow
Ashes Hollow is one of the many hollows, valleys and cutaways that make up the base of the Longmynd. It was formed over 20,000 years ago, when the...
Ashes Hollow
Ashes Hollow was formed over 20,000 years ago, when the melt waters and ice that covered Shropshire scraped and gouged their way through the Church...



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