In January I visited Jayne, the friend from New Zealand who had started me on the road to years of enjoyment on the croquet lawns in New Zealand (and
occasionally in Scotland). She was staying with her sister and her partner near Shrewsbury. I had stayed there with them before and they are wonderful hosts.
We decided on a visit to Shrewsbury which is the delightful historic county town of Shropshire in England with lots to see. It’s a town I have only visited once recently (with Jayne) although I've spent time there in my younger days.
I will share some of the things I think may be of interest over the next few posts.
I have no idea at all what the first building is or was or even if it's one of the 660+ Listed Buildings in the town. It was certainly a curiosity though.
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| This house is a private residence in the town centre |
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| Café |
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| Bear Steps between Fish Street and Grope Lane |
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| Old Market Hall (which has been converted upstairs into a cinema and coffee shop). |
