Squeezing through the Eye of the Needle
There's a reason why the rocky crevice beneath the summit of the Wrekin is known as the Needle's Eye!
Folklore says that you can’t call yourself a true Salopian until you have made your way through what is an extremely narrow opening.
I attempted it for the first time yesterday and, as you can see, it’s a very tight fit.
You are faced with a steep drop on the other side, so it’s a case of turning round and coming back the same way.
Happy to call myself a real Shropshire lad after all these years!
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