Long Mynd [387 photos] :: Geograph Britain and Ireland

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Long Mynd

The Long Mynd is 22 square kilometres of upland plateau in Shropshire. The name means Long Hill. The highest point on the ridge is Pole Bank at 516m, making it the fourth highest point in Shropshire. Most of the hills are owned by the National Trust. The geology of the hills is mainly Pre-Cambrian in age.

by N Chadwick

Created: Sat, 5 Feb 2011, Updated: Sun, 31 Jul 2011

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SO4394 : Path along the side of the Carding Mill Valley by Mat Fascione

SO4495 : Carding Mill Valley on the Long Mynd by Mat Fascione

SO4394 : Pony on the Long Mynd by Mat Fascione

SO4395 : Ashbrooke in the Carding Mill Valley by Mat Fascione

SO4494 : Low cloud and fog on Bodbury Hill by Mat Fascione

SO4194 : The Port Way on the Long Mynd by Mat Fascione

SO4395 : Paths in the Carding Mill Valley by Mat Fascione

SO4394 : Car park along the Bur Way by Mat Fascione

SO4395 : Stream, light Spout Hollow by N Chadwick

SO4696 : Plush Hill on the Long Mynd by Mat Fascione

SO4494 : Shropshire countryside viewed from the Long Mynd by Mat Fascione

SO4394 : The Bur Way on the Long Mynd by Mat Fascione

SO4394 : The head of Townbrook Valley by Mat Fascione

SO4395 : Carding Mill Valley on the Long Mynd by Mat Fascione

SO4596 : Three trees on Plush Hill by Mat Fascione

SO4495 : The Batch Valley on the Long Mynd by Mat Fascione

SO4494 : Earthworks at Bodbury Ring Hillfort by Mat Fascione

SO4494 : Warning sign at the edge of Burway near Church Stretton by Jaggery

SO4294 : Caer Caradoc viewed from the Long Mynd by Mat Fascione

SO4395 : Mott's Road ascending the Carding Mill Valley by Mat Fascione

SO4496 : Bridleway descending Jonathan's Hollow by Mat Fascione

SO4495 : Church Stretton Golf Course by Mat Fascione

SO4494 : A wet day in the Carding Mill Valley by Mat Fascione

SO4494 : The Bur Way on the Long Mynd by Mat Fascione

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