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August 2016

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Craven Arms

Lower Dinchope, Halford, and Stokesay, Shropshire, Sat 13-20 Aug 2016

  
 
 Lower Dinchope, Callowhill Plantaions and Hanging Wood

 

 

 

 We climb up to the wood

 

 

 were we tried to follow the path and got lost.

 In the end we gave up, turned around and went back the way we had come

 We did find some way-markers hidden in the undergrowth on our way out, but no sign of the path we should

 have taken. Due to a misunderstanding we had left the compass in our bedroom, and somehow ended up going

 in entirely the wrong direction. By the time I realised where we were it would have been too late to complete the walk

 so we made our way down to Dinchope the way we had come, taking a slightly different route back to Halford
The stone is for Champion Welsh Mountain Pony Grove Sprightly (1918-49) who won 'More Prizes and Championships than any pony of his breed'.

  Berrymill Wood
 
 

Halford 

 

Stokesay Castle from the churchyard 

 

 

and from the road 

 

 

 

 

 

The Stokesay Castle in Craven Arms with a picture of the castle on it 

Osborne House , 1883, with the blacksmith's tools and horsehoe
   

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