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.
A favourite walk at in spring is through the wild garlic that carpets the route of the old railway line at Much Wenlock.
Here's a field of bright gold beneath Brown Clee, which is the highest hill in Shropshire.
I discovered this path on the Stiperstones a couple of years ago and decided to pay a return visit this week.
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