May blossom
Travelling from England to Wales
Bluebells and red campion
HFF from Chirk
Aerial roots
Rim Lighting
White dead nettle. Lamium album
Blower's Repository
Bronze age rock carvings at Fluberget at Revheim
A triptych of wild flowers
The end point
HFF from Ruyton XI Towns
Red and Green
Yellow and blue
Red and Green in my garden.
Chirk viaduct
Chirk tunnel from inside
Holdfast of Kelp on Machrihanish Beach
Chirk tunnel towpath
HFF from Shropshire
White clover. Trifolium repens
Cat's eye view
Wheat ears
Junk mail or electioneering pamphlet.
HFF from Ruyton XI Towns
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Female mallard
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Three little lambs
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Fishing sign
Blackboard Message
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Shrewsbury. Frankwell Bridge
Oilseed rape field
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TSC. The Sunday Challenge
Static electricity
HFF from Ruyton XI Towns
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Female flower head of Common Bulrush (Typha latifo…
HFF from Ellesmere
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The market square from the market hall.
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Built in 1596, the Market Hall intended to impress with materials, style and scale. It has two storeys. At the moment the coffee shop can only serve food and drinks outside. Normally it is possible to go upstairs for a coffee. The coffee shop, a large upper room, was originally used by the Shrewsbury drapers or dealers in cloth to sell Welsh wool.
Built in 1596, the Market Hall intended to impress with materials, style and scale. It has two storeys. At the moment the coffee shop can only serve food and drinks outside. Normally it is possible to go upstairs for a coffee. The coffee shop, a large upper room, was originally used by the Shrewsbury drapers or dealers in cloth to sell Welsh wool.
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