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A selection of photo's of the farm, from all four seasons:
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The view from the western end of the farm over Pipe Aston and the surrounding villages.
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The rolling hills heading out to the West. Look close to find the windmill!
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There are miles of trails to explore in Mortimer Forest, just across the road from our farms entrance. Parking is plentiful and free, and the pine forests are beautiful in Summer.
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The majestic Titterstone Clee Hill. Rising 533m above South Shropshire, it has many disused quaries and a bronze age fort on top. Just visible is the top of the radar station used for air traffic control, nicknamed 'The Golf Ball' due to its resemblance to a teed-up golf ball.
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Its bigger sister Brown Clee, the highest hill in Shropshire at 540m above sea level. An area of outstanding natural beauty, the Clee Hills are the perfect place to go walking or mountain biking.
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The trail leading to the old deer watching tower on High Vinalls. High Vinalls is a patch of moorland on top of Mortimer Forest, and is about 15 minutes walk from the Campsite. Offering panoramic views of the Black Mountains to the South-West, the Clee Hills to the East, the Long Mynd to the North and the Wigmore and Lentwardine valley to the South. Well worth a short walk to experience the fantastic views on a summer evening.
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The bench at the top of High Vinnals, set infront of a stunning cloud formation.
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The rolling hills of Herefordshire below the Mortimer forest, as seen from High Vinnals
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The beautiful rolling fields of Herefordshire, leading to the hills of Powys in Wales, as seen from High Vinnals.
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The Hills of Wales bathed in sunlight on a warm summer evening.
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The forests, hills and fields of Northern Herefordshire, as seen from High Vinnals.
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The old deer watching tower at the top of High Vinnals.
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A beautiful evening on the High Vinnals.
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The pines of Mortimer Forest.
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There are many paths to explore in Mortimer forest, all marked by these handy posts.
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The sign to the Car Park in Mortimer Forest.
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The view down the farms valley. You can explore most of the farm by the footpaths provided.
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Looking down to the valley to the Welsh Mountains.
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The orchard with snow on the ground, with High Vinnals behind it.
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Monstay Farm in the winter, with the frost covered Mortimer Forest behind.
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One of the more common pieces of wildlife around the farm.
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