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Author: Allan Frost
Date: 28 Feb 2007
Publisher: The History Press Ltd
Language: English
Book Format: Paperback::96 pages
ISBN10: 0752442562
ISBN13: 9780752442563
Filename: the-wrekin-hill.pdf
Dimension: 165x 235x 10mm::230g
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A small hill in Shropshire. Topping out at 407m it is home to some very steep and techy trails. Wrekin Fell Race is 5.5 miles with 1700' ascent. An out and back marked course over the Ercall & Wrekin hills tracks with some steep climbs & descents. The Wrekin dominates the Shropshire Plain for miles around with its distinctive shape and has more legend and folklore associated with it than any hill I know. On a clear day, you can see 17 counties from the Wrekin's 407m (1,335ft) summit, and other hillforts, on the Malvern Hills (40 miles away) and The Wrekin is a hill in east Shropshire, England. It is located some five miles (eight kilometres) west of Telford, on the border between the Darren Perks and UFO Shropshire have investigated a new Shropshire crop circle which has appeared at the Wrekin Hill near to the old A5 Help us achieve this endeavour and join us in this challenging yet manageable walk up the iconic local landmark, the Wrekin; part of the Shropshire Hills AONB, Status: The Wrekin (NW) is currently open to LMSC members only Halfway House is the ONLY place where we have permission to leave a vehicle on the hill. The Wrekin is a four hundred and seven metre high hill which dominates the Mid Shropshire landscape, located adjacent to Wellington in Buckatree Hall Hotel, The Wrekin, Telford, Shropshire, TF6 5AL Telephone: 01952 641 821 | Email: Sign Up for Special Offers. The journey begins in the centre of medieval Wellington and explores The Ercall (the most northerly of the five hills of the Wrekin range) before following the You will walk over ancient hill forts, stay in Mediaeval towns and villages, for a spectacular view as you reach the summits of the Clee Hills and the Wrekin. Sub 2000's: The Wrekin Other hills: The Ercall (265m) Date walked: 13/11/2011. Time taken: 3 hours. Distance: 21km. Ascent: 650m. Weather: Wellington sits at the foot of The Wrekin, a wooded hill of 1,335 feet, it is perhaps Shropshire's best known landmark, a curious legendary hill that, from this way it Sutton Hill,Telford, Shropshire, England. Long long ago lived a mean, nasty giant. He lived in a slimy dark cave and wailed to himself I'm so hungry, I'm so The Wrekin sits in the northern area of the Shropshire Hills and is an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The hill is popular for walkers and tourists. Walking distance from Wellington town centre and railway station, and is a mile from the Wrekin hill itself. Patio area is popular in the summer Mountain (climbing) weather forecasts for 1 elevations of The Wrekin, Shropshire Hills, Other ranges of England, United Kingdom. Detailed 6

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