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Ludlow Found by bilbo_baggins

View from Whitcliffe Common looking over Ludlow and Titterstone Clee Hill in the background.

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6th November by ocelus

One of your rambles through the Shire Bilbo.

I am indeed a man of the valleys, though you pick things up as you go. K

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6th November by DrG

My thoughts / words exactly Kev but you beat me to post them..... the shire is looking fine from this angle. Settling in well BB?

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6th November by Dabbler

What a very English scene. I like the formatting of the picture.

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6th November by Velo Yellow

Beautiful. We camped near to where you've taken this photo, at North Farm, really good simall site.

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6th November by steve48

Ludlow looks like the perfect English town, bilbo. It must be a great place to live.

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21st November by bilbo_baggins

it is indeed a lovely town, and as many of you have commented, the top of titterstone clee is perfect for viewing the shires. I have in fact discovered a nearby hamlet with the name of Bagginswood - sadly the hobbit holes there are a little on the pricey side...

BB xx

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12th December by Fintown Trekker

You made me smile earlier with your festive greetings as Gaeilge: think that might have been a first! And I doubly smile when I come in here as a faint memory (I need loads of reminders from Mrs FT!!) told me Ludlow was where you were from. But I see from G that maybe you're not long afoot there...

You see i sometimes err on the hopeful side of definitely not being offensive when referring to you as a myW hobbit pal and then go; 'oh, too late, I shouldn't have said that'. Hence the broad smile at your self deprecating remark on pricey hobbit holes below!!

As for the other lest it needs translating: I saw the seasons greetings; very, very nice. Many (a thousand) thanks to you and and that you may bring fun and music from the Christmas holidays. Cheers...

(God, that sounds so stilted in English!!)

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