Sheep grazing at sunrise on Linley Hill, near Norbury, Shropshire.
Linley Hill
An avenue of mature beech trees stretches along this ridge near Norbury. The trees were planted around 1740 by local MP Robert More, who was a noted amateur botanist.
Sheep grazing in the evening sunlight on Linley Hill, near Norbury, Shropshire.
Avenue of beech trees at sunrise on Linley Hill.
Evening sunlight on the avenue of ancient beech trees on Linley Hill, Shropshire.
Evening light on the ancient avenue of beech trees on Linley Hill, Shropshire
Sheep graze in a field of buttercups on Linley Hill, near Norbury, Shropshire.
Early morning light on the ancient beech tree avenue on Linley Hill, near Norbury, Shropshire.
Evening sun picks out the avenue of beech trees on Linley Hill, Shropshire.
Evening sun picks out the avenue of beech trees on Linley Hill, Shropshire.
Ancient beech tree on Linley Hill near Norbury, Shropshire.
Evening light on the ancient avenue of beech trees on Linley Hill, Shropshire
Evening light on the ancient avenue of beech trees on Linley Hill, Shropshire
Sunset over the Shropshire and Powys border, seen from Linley Hill, Shropshire.
A lone walker along an avenue of beech trees on Linley Hill, near Norbury, Shropshire.
Two cyclists stop to admire the view towards the Long Mynd, seen near Linley Hill, Shropshire.
