Quatt

Settlement in Shropshire

England

Quatt

Waterworks bridge, Hampton Loade The pipes also serve to support the private road linking the water abstraction plant with the reservoirs on the other side of the river — Waterworks bridge, Hampton Loade Credit: David Stowell

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Quatt Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 52.490328/-2.359475 or Grid Reference SO7588. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Waterworks bridge, Hampton Loade

The pipes also serve to support the private road linking the water abstraction plant with the reservoirs on the other side of the river

David Stowell

Hampton Loade Ferry

This environmentally sound ferry uses the natural flow of the river to move itself across the Severn. It is tethered to a pulley block that runs on a cable suspended across the river, just visible in the upper left of the picture.

David Stowell

Anthony Twentyman 1978

He was a local artist who has several works in the house and grounds at Dudmaston.

Kokai

A building in Dudmaston grounds

There are extensive walks - notably around a rather old system of dams for landscaping purposes.

Kokai

Dudmaston Hall

View across the lake to the boathouse and Dudmaston Hall.

Philip Halling

Quatt - St Andrew's Church

Dating back to Saxon times the church was restored in 1763. The west gallery and organ date from 1950s.

Tony Bailey

Station in Bloom, Hampton Loade

This pleasant photograph was taken from a seat on Hampton Loade station whilst waiting for the next steam train to arrive

Neil Kennedy

River severn ducks

Ducks by the river severn at Hampton Loade.

Roger Dean

Old winch for the Hampton Loade ferry

Jeff Tomlinson

Cattle and sheep north of Birdsgreen in Shropshire

Cows and calves, ewes and lambs; contentment on a sunny spring day near Coton Farm.

Roger D Kidd

Kingsnordley Farm with fishpool, Shropshire

Diversification in this square, and the one to the north, includes a string of around a dozen medium sized pools dedicated to angling.

Roger D Kidd

The lane to the ferry near Hampton Loade in Shropshire

The ferry carries pedestrians and cyclists across the River Severn at Hampton Loade, about a mile ahead. Apparently the road sign is not clear or obvious enough for some drivers of lower intelligence, and some additional help has now become necessary. SO7686 : Sign of the times Update December 2023: The ferry ceased operation in 2016. The River and Rail Country Inn has been reported as closed (from circa late 2022).

Roger D Kidd

Lane and crop fields near Hampton Loade in Shropshire

The lane is a cul-de-sac leading to The River and Rail Country Inn and Hampton Loade Ferry (pedestrians and cyclists only) and SVR station (near another pub). Cereals and rape dominate fields not set aside for grazing.

Roger D Kidd

Byway near Quatt in Shropshire

Looking north-north-west towards Quatt, this unsurfaced track is classified as a byway open to all traffic. It runs about two miles through the fields from Birdsgreen.

Roger D Kidd

Straw Bales and Field Boundary, near Quatt, Shropshire

Grass crops dominate in this grid square.

Roger D Kidd

Crop fields near Quatt in Shropshire

Looking north-west towards Quatt, Cereals and rape dominate the fields round here, with some ground set aside for grazing. The A442 is off to the right of the hedge.

Roger D Kidd

Old barn in Wooton, Shropshire

Not converted yet, but are its days numbered? December 2023 update: Yes they were! It has been converted into two residences (circa 2016-2017) called Gable End Barn and Meadow Barn. Purchase cost in 2017? £1,050,000 for the two! A third newbuild "barn" is now off to the right, which was £630,000.

Roger D Kidd