Here is the place where I grew up when I was a baby bull.
Andreas and I come here every time we visit Shropshire!
That’s the room where Andreas and I first met. The Visitor’s Centre is the start of a two to four miles tour through the Hawkstone Park.
That’s The Urn. Although most Shropshire hills are of volcanic origin, this is a chalk and iron rock. It must have been the ground of an ocean long time ago ...
The view from the White Tower, where Lord Wellington explains the battle of Waterloo to Lord Hawkstone.
The first look at the Druid Cave.
The Swiss Bridge ...
You don’t have to cross it! There’s another track for people who are afraid of heigth. The bridge was closed in 2001 - but we walked over it anyway ...
It’s nice walking through Ginger Bread Hall after a rain shower!
Here is the Druid Cave, made by man long before Christ.
There’s nothing special to see on the way back - only the impressing nature ...
But it’s a hard way up and down all the time and you’re glad for every possibility to have a rest ...
