The little chapel at Heath on the slopes of Brown Clee is all that remains of a medieval village. It stands on its own in a field and has been untouched for 850 years.
A key in the ancient door of 12th century Heath Chapel, near Bouldon, South Shropshire, England.
The gateway to 12th century Heath Chapel, near Bouldon, South Shropshire, England.
The doorway of 12th century Heath Chapel, near Bouldon, South Shropshire, England.
The 12th century chapel at Heath, near Bouldon, South Shropshire, England.
Buttercups and hawthorn blossom - a perfect setting for Stokesay Castle, near Craven Arms.
A match made in heaven - bluebells and sunlit woodland on the Ercall, little sister to the Wrekin.
A patchwork of green and gold - this is the landscape beneath the southern end of the Long Mynd.
