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near to Church Stretton, Shropshire, England

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	Caer Caradoc by Eirian Evans Named for Caradog, or Caractacus, who was the king of the Catuvellauni at the time of the Roman invasion. He was defeated by the Romans, and lived out his life in exile in Rome after being pardoned by the Emperor claudius.
	Artificial Lake at New House Farm by Mike White This substantial lake has been created recently--it's not on the map--and is in use for water sports: fishing, canoeing. In the background is Long Mynd.
	Ford at New House Farm by John Walton This ford is found at New House Farm.
	Coppice Leasowes Local Nature Reserve (set of 2 images) by TCExplorer Coppice Leasowes Local Nature Reserve contains a mosaic of habitats including grasslands with wet flushes, streams, an ancient semi-natural deciduous woodland, hedges and a wetland area. The area is grazed by stock during the summer months... (more)
	A49 near High Leyes by Colin Pyle
	Early Spring by Chris McAuley
	Lone Shropshire tree... by Bill Harrison ...to the east of Church Stretton.
	Lake at New House Farm by Graham Horn This appears to be an artificially created fishing lake. This grassland pasture is huge.
	Path at field edge by Trevor Littlewood The path is just outside Church Stretton and is heading towards Caer Caradoc Hill, though the summit is some way further on.
	Lake in Caer Caradoc Woods by N Chadwick
	'Unsuitable for Motor vehicles' by Richard Law Or, frankly, very much else. Even in the middle of summer, somewhat boggy, which would be why the more popular footpath follows the field edge just above this sunken byway.
	A49 at the entrance to New House Farm by Peter Whatley