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Bishop’s Castle has been awarded “Walkers are Welcome” status. So it’s official, Bishop’s Castle is a great place for walkers. |
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FROM CASTLE TO CHURCH |
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Bishop’s Castle to Churchtown Start from St John the Baptist Church walk up through the town past the House on Crutches Museum (worth a visit on summer weekends). Skirt around The Wintles and up through fields, with views of the Long Mynd. |
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Pass Burnt House with it’s funny looking sheep........... |
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Join the Kerry Ridgeway, an ancient travellers route and drovers way |
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Pass a reservoir that used to supply water to Bishop’s Castle until the 1950s. Along the valley bottom, then up and over a hill. |
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