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200 steps, Bridgnorth
In 1892, a cliff railway opened in Bridgnorth, so that the people of Bridgnorth were saved from having to walk up these 200 steps to get from Low T...
200 steps, Bridgnorth
In 1890, a meeting was held in Bridgnorth to discuss alternative ways for the people of Bridgnorth to move between the High and Low Towns. At the ...
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 ...
A5 Shrewsbury by-pass
The A5 Shrewsbury by-oass opened in August 1992 to relieve the congested town of through traffic. Photographed by Ian Thompson as part of a slides...
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...
Archaeological survey at Hinstock
exhibition Hinstock is situated about 7 kilometres southeast of Market Drayton. A Roman road may once have run through this area carrying traffic between Che...
Atcham
This road , the A5, used to be the main route from London to Holyhead before a bypass was carved through the Shropshire countryside. Atcham village...
Atcham
Both of these bridges cross the River Severn at Atcham. The bridge on the right was built between 1769 and 1771 by John Gwynne and carried Thomas ...
Atcham
The Severn Bridge at Atcham was built on the site of the original ford where the river is broad and Both of these bridges cross the River Severn at...
Atcham Bridge
The Severn Bridge at Atcham was built on the site of the original ford where the river is broad and shallow which makes for a long bridge. The bri...
This is a rare sight. On the 1st November 2000 the River Severn was at it's maximum flood level for that year. And that was an exceptional year f...
Banks of River Severn, Bridgnorth
If you look carefully at this picture, you can see the bylet that sits in the river. Bylets were placed in the river as a kind of traffic control, ...



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