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The Slade

Valley in Shropshire

England

The Slade

Boyne Arms, Burwarton
Boyne Arms, Burwarton Credit: Ian S

The Slade is a picturesque valley located in the county of Shropshire, England. Situated within the beautiful Shropshire Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, this tranquil valley offers breathtaking views of rolling hills, lush meadows, and meandering streams.

Covering an area of approximately 3 square miles, The Slade is home to a diverse range of flora and fauna. The valley boasts a rich biodiversity, with an abundance of wildlife including various bird species, small mammals, and reptiles. The area is particularly known for its stunning wildflower displays, with vibrant blooms adorning the landscape during the spring and summer months.

The Slade is a popular destination for nature enthusiasts and outdoor adventurers alike. The valley offers an extensive network of walking trails, allowing visitors to explore the area and take in its natural beauty. There are also opportunities for cycling, horse riding, and fishing in the nearby streams.

The valley is dotted with charming villages and hamlets, adding to its idyllic charm. These settlements provide visitors with the chance to experience the local culture and hospitality, with traditional pubs and tea rooms offering a warm welcome.

Overall, The Slade in Shropshire is a hidden gem, offering a peaceful retreat from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Its unspoiled natural beauty, diverse wildlife, and recreational opportunities make it a must-visit destination for those seeking solace in nature.

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The Slade Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 52.457206/-2.5706495 or Grid Reference SO6184. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Boyne Arms, Burwarton
Boyne Arms, Burwarton
The B4364 at Burwarton
The B4364 at Burwarton
Entering Burwarton
Entering Burwarton
The B4364 near Hales Farm
The B4364 near Hales Farm
Road through Burwarton Park
Road through Burwarton Park
Cattle grid in Burwarton Park
Cattle grid in Burwarton Park
Part of Burwarton Park
Part of Burwarton Park
A galvanised trough Drinking water for livestock in pasture on the slopes of Brown Clee.
A galvanised trough
Drinking water for livestock in pasture on the slopes of Brown Clee.
St Michael's church, Aston Botterell - tomb-chest of John Botterell & wife The elaborate canopied tomb of John Botterell (†1588) and his wife Elizabeth, with their children's effigies in relief on the sides. The Botterells old manor house lies beside the church, and still has its C16 ceiling.
St Michael's church, Aston Botterell - tomb-chest of John Botterell & wife
The elaborate canopied tomb of John Botterell (†1588) and his wife Elizabeth, with their children's effigies in relief on the sides. The Botterells old manor house lies beside the church, and still has its C16 ceiling.
St Michael's church, Aston Botterell - tomb-chest of John Botterell & wife (detail 1)
St Michael's church, Aston Botterell - tomb-chest of John Botterell & wife (detail 1)
St Michael's church, Aston Botterell - tomb-chest of John Botterell & wife (detail 2)
St Michael's church, Aston Botterell - tomb-chest of John Botterell & wife (detail 2)
Woodland of Burwarton Park and an entrance Walls and ornate railings on the right are an entrance to the park. It is conveniently opposite the gateway to the village church
Woodland of Burwarton Park and an entrance
Walls and ornate railings on the right are an entrance to the park. It is conveniently opposite the gateway to the village church
A field near Burwarton The hedge suggests that this has been arable land for a while.
A field near Burwarton
The hedge suggests that this has been arable land for a while.
A line of trees, Burwarton The trees remain from the line of a former hedge.
A line of trees, Burwarton
The trees remain from the line of a former hedge.
Snow shower on the Burwarton Estate Heading uphill into wet snow along a path on the estate. There are plenty of footpaths through the fields and woods of Burwarton, and the pub <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/575141">SO6185 : The Boyne Arms at Burwarton</a> welcomes walkers. Even cold ones with wet dogs.
Snow shower on the Burwarton Estate
Heading uphill into wet snow along a path on the estate. There are plenty of footpaths through the fields and woods of Burwarton, and the pub SO6185 : The Boyne Arms at Burwarton welcomes walkers. Even cold ones with wet dogs.
After the snow shower Looking down the track next to a horse field, just after a light snow shower had passed.
After the snow shower
Looking down the track next to a horse field, just after a light snow shower had passed.
Bridleway on Burwarton estate Along the bridleway at Bright's Corner, which leads across the eastern side of Brown Clee to the lane above Cleobury North.
Bridleway on Burwarton estate
Along the bridleway at Bright's Corner, which leads across the eastern side of Brown Clee to the lane above Cleobury North.
Uphill towards Harewood and Stanbroughs Wood One of a number of permissive paths on the eastern side of Brown Clee. The Burwarton Estate has a brilliantly enlightened attitude to access here.
Uphill towards Harewood and Stanbroughs Wood
One of a number of permissive paths on the eastern side of Brown Clee. The Burwarton Estate has a brilliantly enlightened attitude to access here.
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The Slade is located at Grid Ref: SO6184 (Lat: 52.457206, Lng: -2.5706495)

Unitary Authority: Shropshire

Police Authority: West Mercia

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