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Friday, 7 December 2018

Shropshire in October

Hubby and I managed a couple of days visiting my mother in law in Shropshire during my half term break in October.


 We arrived late afternoon and managed a walk in nearby Little Stretton

Always look at this house from the road and wonder what it looks like inside!


 It has a very pretty thatched church
 The next morning was bright and sunny and we drove towards Ludlow, stopping off at the Ludlow Farm Shop for some provisions.






before heading off to a National Trust place, Berrington Hall
 Where they were celebrating Apple Month




 It is always sad to read about the three sons lost to the family during the First World War





 We always enjoy walking around this lovely house.






 Then we walked around the landscaped park





Before calling in at the formal gardens.












and buying some heritage apples,



Church Stretton

 The next morning we went to Ludlow













Such a pretty town.




















 While I was there I managed to read a good part of my book.....I love a book with a room plan!

 and on our way home we called in to see my mother in laws sister who lives in Birmingham and we had a lovely lunch before heading home.

My next post will be a very very long one....entitled 'Remembrance' just to warn you!

7 comments:

  1. How lovely. Shropshire is beautful in all seasons but looks wonderful in your autumnal photos. Ludlow is one of my favourite places. Berrington Hall looks interesting too:)

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  2. Ludlow is one of our favorite places, we've visited numerous times. Thanks for all the photos.

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  3. I do so love to journey with you, Lyn. Did you know we have a "Ludlow" here in Vermont?

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  4. Looks like I will have to put Ludlow and Shropshire on my ' to visit' list.

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  5. Wow, that brings back memories ! We had a week in that area years ago and loved Little Stretton. Kept going back to the Ragleith Inn which had great food and friendly staff. Also managed a walk on the Long Minde ...think that’s what it was called. Lovely part of the world.

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  6. Oh and loved DeGrays I. Ludlow too !

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  7. Gorgeous photos of a lovely place. I should like to visit there one day. x

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