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More misty Shrewsbury views

20 January 2025 by David
More misty Shrewsbury views

The remains of one of last year’s teazels and one of last year’s umbellifers growing on the banks of the Severn, early morning sunlight silhouetting some trees on the top of a ridge on the far bank.

Categories David
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