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Hi, down in Shropshire yesterday in a new area to us, not done this walk or hill before.It seemed really hard work, some paths were very poor and we had to fight our way through the trees, we couldn't believe how slow progress was and had to cut the distance short
Anyway we parked up at GR SO 595 753 at Clee Hill.
We were soon into the green stuff and it was a clear day with views to the Malverns etc.
- Beginning of walk
We had passed through Shetfields and Hints before crossing the A4117 at Doddington where we saw this des res
- Nice
- Red Admiral ?
Following the Jack Mytton Way we could zoom in on Titterstone Clee Hill
- The Jack Mytton Way
We climbed up towards the top of Titterstone where we posed in front of a big golf ball
- Imagine the size of the club?
The buildings are a radar station for air traffic control and apparently control 100 mile radius
- Air traffic control
We then climbed a short way to the trig point on top of Titterstone Clee Hill at 533m, a Marilyn
- Alan & Steve
- Bridie, Jane and myself
There were some good views from up there
- Views
As well as an old fort on top, the whole area had seen quarrying for many years until the 50's,employing up to 2000 men, then recently a new mine had opened and is still operational
- Old quarry buildings
- Modern mine
As we looked back to our descent there was a small rise to Clee Hill before reaching the car.
- View back on our descent
As I said earlier we don't know where the time went, perhaps it was the hard going, take care till next week, see you soon