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Springtime in Shropshire

Spring Bank Holiday 23rd - 25th May 2009

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The Camp Site Search Page

Here are some links to help you search out some camp sites in Shropshire. If you wish to check out sites in Wales put Montgomery in each websites' search boxes. It appears that many sites are very busy on bank holiday weekends so an early booking would be advisable. Maybe you should try to organise club bookings.

 

UK Campsites

Information Britain

Total Travel

The Camping & Caravanning  Club  (Use search criteria)

UK Parks

The Big Free Guide

Some orienteers are

already camping here

Click on the picture

to go their web site.

 

 

The camp site place road distances to Corndon and Stapeley are below:

 

Place - Alpha sort Miles*   Place - Mileage sort Miles*
 All Stretton 19    Minsterley 8
 Bishops Castle 9    Bishops Castle 9
 Bridgnorth 37    Wentnor 9
 Broome 19    Lydbury North 11
 Broseley 33    Rowton 14
 Bucknell 21    Craven Arms 16
 Church Stretton 18    Church Stretton 18
 Cleobury Mortimer 34    All Stretton 19
 Craven Arms 16    Shrewsbury 19
 Ellesmere 34    Broome 19
 Hughley 28    Bucknell 21
 Ludlow 24    Ludlow 24
 Lydbury North 11    Oswestry 25
 Lyneal 33    Wem 28
 Minsterley 8    Whittington 28
 Much Wenlock 29    Hughley 28
 Newport, Shropshire 46    Much Wenlock 29
 Oswestry 25    Telford 30
 Rowton 14    Broseley 33
 Shrewsbury 19    Lyneal 33
 Telford 30    Cleobury Mortimer 34
 Wem 28    Ellesmere 34
 Wentnor 9    Bridgnorth 37
 Whitchurch 40    Whitchurch 40
 Whittington 28    Newport, Shropshire 46

 

*  Mileages are approximate.

 

Corndon and Stapeley are about  33 miles in a north westerly direction from our Brown Clee event.

The half way road distance between the two is around Craven Arms.

 

He sold me this pair of pyjamas
And said they'd once been Obama’s.
There’s a tag in this bag,
Proves,  you sly scallywag,
Those pyjama’s were really your Mama’s

. . . and his reply

I’ll admit  that they were not Obama’s
But what makes you think they’re my Mama’s
If you  re-read  the tag
(I know it’s a fag)
But you’ll see  they’re the old  Dalai Lama’s

 

A simple young farmer of Bray

Met a lass in his hayfield one day.

Said he, "If you want,

We could share a croissant,"

For he'd heard about rolls in the hay.