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near to Myndtown, Shropshire, England

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	Path on the Long Mynd by Bill Boaden Getting towards the southern end of the ridge. The path is used by the Jack Mytton Way and a former route of the Shropshire Way.
	Looking up at the Long Mynd... by Bill Harrison ...from Myndtown village.
	In the heather beside the Portway track on the Long Mynd near Black Knoll by Jeremy Bolwell Lovely area to explore.
	Jack Mytton Way on the Long Mynd by Andrew Shannon Looking south west back down from the summit of Black Knoll. Iï¿½ve just walked slowly up here, not rushing to reach the top of the hill, just savouring the views. I had plenty of time today to just be carefree and ï¿½stand and stareï¿½.
	Country road near Myndtown (2) by Stephen Richards The Long Mynd on the left.
	St. John the Baptist Church (Bell Tower \| Myndtown) by Fabian Musto Great wooden bell tower that has the 3rd oldest bell in the country of England inside it; still operates well! Also, I must say, that weathervane sure was a surprise when I saw a fish in its place!
	'The Jack Mytton Way' & 'Shropshire Way' above Myndtown by Row17
	The Jack Mytton Way, heading uphill by Richard Law Riding a bike up this is always a bit of a flog, so an opportunity to stop and take a picture makes a welcome break.
	Bridleway & Footpath junction by Richard Law Three footpaths and a bridleway (The Jack Mytton Way) all converge here at this gateway, which is near to the highest point on the south end of the Mynd. Well signposted, it's hard to go the wrong way.
	Reentrant above Myndtown by Richard Webb Steep slopes on the western scarp of the Long Mynd. An unsurfaced road breaches the defences here.
	Oak near Myndtown by Stephen Richards A venerable specimen, behind which lurks Myndtown House.
	Lane on the western flank of the Long Mynd near Myndtown by Jeremy Bolwell Looking southward toward Plowden.