Caer Caradoc (Church Stretton)

Hillfort

G/F provides scale for the ramparts protecting the southern entrance.

Image Credit: A. Brookes (2.1.2012)
Posted by thesweetcheat
3rd January 2012ce

Edited 30th December 2023ce

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Comments (6)

Wonderful photographs tsc, you must have felt on top of the world up there. As always great respect to you for getting out there and sharing the photographs here. Inspired to walk (climb) in your footsteps yet again.	Posted by tjj 4th January 2012ce


Thanks very much June, it was a lovely day and a joy to have some "proper" winter weather, cold and clear, instead of mild and wet. Caer Caradoc is only a couple of mile (steepish) walk from Church Stretton station, so easily visited without a car.	Posted by thesweetcheat 4th January 2012ce


Wow, stunning image. top capture.	Posted by muller 8th January 2012ce


Great pics of a great site. Welcome to the four thousands by the way.	Posted by postman 9th January 2012ce


Thanks Muller and Chris! Dizzying heights, the 4000s.	Posted by thesweetcheat 9th January 2012ce


If the three thousands are munroe baggers what does that make us.	Posted by postman 9th January 2012ce

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