The Long Mynd
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I believe this picture shows Carding Valley, directly behind Church Stretton, | I believe this picture shows Carding Valley, directly behind Church Stretton, | ||
with the roman road running before it. Dominating the rear of the picture is the Long Mynd massif. An enormous gurt lump of geography, with many valleys, streams, and an ancient greenway, known as the Portway running along the ridge. | with the roman road running before it. Dominating the rear of the picture is the Long Mynd massif. An enormous gurt lump of geography, with many valleys, streams, and an ancient greenway, known as the Portway running along the ridge. | ||
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Revision as of 13:04, 23 February 2006
I believe this picture shows Carding Valley, directly behind Church Stretton, with the roman road running before it. Dominating the rear of the picture is the Long Mynd massif. An enormous gurt lump of geography, with many valleys, streams, and an ancient greenway, known as the Portway running along the ridge.
