After visiting three of the ten museums in the Ironbridge Gorge, we sought a hearty supper and a welcoming campsite in nearby Much Wenlock.
Much Wenlock is an ancient market town, it was sleepy when we hit the streets early next day, it has many beautiful old buildings,
I was caught by a wave of childhood nostalgia, by a RSPCA collection box, a little bell rang when I put Mr Uphilldowndale’s money in it, lovely, look how loved those noses are!
The Guildhall, 16th century.
A place you wouldn’t have been wanting to be chained too, back in the day
Can graves look cosy? Maybe its just the symmetry.
There was an antique shop, that was very well stocked…
Certainly not somewhere that has not had a Marie Kondo makeover!
Another little flash of nostalgia, my grandmother had a little table just like this, I’m sure she brought back from one of her early early ‘package deal’ holidays, of which she was an early adopter… I must post about that.
Much Wenlock was the home of the modern Olympics, founded by William Penny Brookes
A little town, with much to see and note,
But we must be on our way, underground.
April 4, 2019 at 10:54 am
The graves do look cosy…a little old couple wrapped up in bed …the grave ends look like turned up feet pointing skywards.
April 5, 2019 at 12:25 pm
Yes, I think that’s it!
April 4, 2019 at 12:50 pm
Lovely post and pictures. I recollect spending an enjoyable day there many moons ago. xx
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April 9, 2019 at 11:07 pm
Beautiful photos. 🙂