Penkridge Hall

Heritage Site in Shropshire

England

Penkridge Hall

Back along the ridge of The Lawley Gives a good impression of the true length of this narrow ridge; the summit lies on the pointy bit in the distance, and a good path runs all the way up from this NE end. — Back along the ridge of The Lawley Credit: Richard Law

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Penkridge Hall Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 52.572/-2.76 or Grid Reference SO4897. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Back along the ridge of The Lawley

Gives a good impression of the true length of this narrow ridge; the summit lies on the pointy bit in the distance, and a good path runs all the way up from this NE end.

Richard Law

Well House, below The Lawley

Richard Law

Local broadband mast

A sign on this mast says “This mast has been erected to provide a broadband service to the local community”

Dave Croker

On the Lawley ridge

Lovely Shropshire walking, a glorious stroll on a sunny Sunday spring morn.

Jeremy Bolwell

Cottage below the Lawley

Well Cottage I believe.

Jeremy Bolwell

Remains of a hedge, Enchmarsh

A few windbattered thorn trees remain of what would once have been a hedge. Over 320m up here.

Richard Webb

Yell Bank summit

Pasture just after muck spreading.

Richard Webb

Between Yell Bank and Hoar Edge

Two parallel ridges of Ordovecian sandstones separated by softer shales where there is an elevated valley. As usual in South Shropshire, everything is orientented southwest to northeast.

Richard Webb

Hoar Edge.

Bridleway and access road along the Hoar Edge

Bob Danylec

Enchmarsh & beyond

Row17

Blackhurst Farm, Lawley

Looking down on the farm buildings from the steep southwestern flank of The Lawley, the lower parts of which are partially wooded.

Andrew Smith

The Lawley

The rapidly changing light briefly highlights the rise up to the western edge of SO5098 against the dark backdrop of The Lawley's shapely peak. There is little loss of height between these two points on the ridge.

Andrew Smith

The Lawley

The same view as that shown in SO5098 : The Lawley but in more even light. The slopes are grass and bracken with trees occasionally creeping up to the crest of the ridge.

Andrew Smith

Pastures, Lawley

Looking down from The Lawley to fields south of Blackhurst Farm. The boundaries don't tally with those shown by the Ordnance Survey.

Andrew Smith

Farmland and house, Lawley

Fields, house and lane to the south of Blackhurst Farm.

Andrew Smith

Countryside, Lawley

Looking down on Blackhurst Farm. The Wrekin is in the far distance.

Andrew Smith

The Lawley

The rough pasture of the hillside gives way to better pasture and arable fields in the valley. Causeway Wood is on the hillside beyond with The Wrekin in distance.

Andrew Smith