Comments on: England – South Shropshire (and a little diversion into Worcestershire) http://www.phototravelreview.com/england-south-shropshire-and-a-little-diversion-into-worcestershire/ Photography, Travel, and Adventure Sun, 05 Feb 2012 18:13:59 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Keith Johnson http://www.phototravelreview.com/england-south-shropshire-and-a-little-diversion-into-worcestershire/comment-page-1/#comment-39654 Keith Johnson Sat, 01 Oct 2011 14:58:09 +0000 http://test.phototravelreview.com/?p=547#comment-39654 Dear Claire, I recently bought one of your photos from your outlet in Cleobury Mortimer and obtained your website address from there. I was born in Oreton in 1930 and wondered if you have any photos taken in that area?. My grandfather and father were granite bridge-builders and there are several of their bridges throughout Shropshire and Worcestershire, in particular one just outside Oreton, between Cramer Gutter and Ditton Priors. Names of people in the area that I knew were the Walls, the Gittens, Breakwells, Links and Poysers. I live in Derbyshire now but enjoy revisiting the area and recently stayed at The Feathers in Ludlow. I look forward to hearing from you - and anyone who remembers me ! regards, Keith W R Johnson Dear Claire,
I recently bought one of your photos from your outlet in Cleobury Mortimer and obtained your website address from there.
I was born in Oreton in 1930 and wondered if you have any photos taken in that area?.
My grandfather and father were granite bridge-builders and there are several of their bridges throughout Shropshire and Worcestershire, in particular one just outside Oreton, between Cramer Gutter and Ditton Priors.
Names of people in the area that I knew were the Walls, the Gittens, Breakwells, Links and Poysers.
I live in Derbyshire now but enjoy revisiting the area and recently stayed at The Feathers in Ludlow.
I look forward to hearing from you – and anyone who remembers me !
regards, Keith W R Johnson

]]> By: Marion (Grant) Squier http://www.phototravelreview.com/england-south-shropshire-and-a-little-diversion-into-worcestershire/comment-page-1/#comment-21304 Marion (Grant) Squier Thu, 27 Jan 2011 17:26:34 +0000 http://test.phototravelreview.com/?p=547#comment-21304 Hello Claire, I am living in Washington State, USA. I so enjoyed the lovely photos in your website which I came accross while surfing the internet for photos of Shorpshire. My husband and I visited Shropshire several years ago as I have a sister, Jean Findley, and all her family who are living in and around Shrewsbury. We loved touring/visting all the beautiful country side around Shropshire, especially Ludlow. I look forward to seeing more photos as time goes that you post on your website. Marion (Grant) Squier Hello Claire, I am living in Washington State, USA. I so enjoyed the lovely photos in your website which I came accross while surfing the internet for photos of Shorpshire. My husband and I visited Shropshire several years ago as I have a sister, Jean Findley, and all her family who are living in and around Shrewsbury. We loved touring/visting all the beautiful country side around Shropshire, especially Ludlow. I look forward to seeing more photos as time goes that you post on your website.
Marion (Grant) Squier

]]> By: Jill Smart http://www.phototravelreview.com/england-south-shropshire-and-a-little-diversion-into-worcestershire/comment-page-1/#comment-16052 Jill Smart Sat, 23 Oct 2010 04:18:23 +0000 http://test.phototravelreview.com/?p=547#comment-16052 Hi Claire - great photos! another reason the pub is called The Kremlim is because the radio used to pick up russian music chanels. My family is all still in the area :) Hi Claire – great photos! another reason the pub is called The Kremlim is because the radio used to pick up russian music chanels. My family is all still in the area :)

]]> By: John Bedford http://www.phototravelreview.com/england-south-shropshire-and-a-little-diversion-into-worcestershire/comment-page-1/#comment-11162 John Bedford Mon, 05 Jul 2010 21:37:29 +0000 http://test.phototravelreview.com/?p=547#comment-11162 Hi Claire, I stumbled accross your photos whilst looking for images of the Clees.....and a lucky stumble it was...your photos are wonderful and I simply wanted to say thanks for them. I live in Highley and therefore know the area intimately ...and therefore the praise is even higher.. Hi Claire,

I stumbled accross your photos whilst looking for images of the Clees…..and a lucky stumble it was…your photos are wonderful and I simply wanted to say thanks for them.

I live in Highley and therefore know the area intimately …and therefore the praise is even higher..

]]> By: Professor John Brewer http://www.phototravelreview.com/england-south-shropshire-and-a-little-diversion-into-worcestershire/comment-page-1/#comment-7137 Professor John Brewer Mon, 19 Apr 2010 09:21:20 +0000 http://test.phototravelreview.com/?p=547#comment-7137 Dear Claire (if I may) I was born in Cleobury Mortimer and lived there until I went to University in 1970 and visited regularly when my Mother was alive (Eileen Taylor). Your photos are beautiful and remind me of so many places. Our family (Edwards) is related to some of the Carters through my grandfather, whose sister married a Carter. Which branch of the Carter family are you? If ever you get the chance, go down the back round to Bayton, and just before the road dips down the hill (just after the lane to Rookery Farm), there's a farm gate on the right that takes you over to barnslands. In the field there's an oak tree, with views over the Rea Valley to Bayton Church as righwards over Neen Sollars. I'd be happy to commission you to take two photos from that spot - one of Bayton Church, the other over to Neen Sollars. John Brewer. Dear Claire (if I may)
I was born in Cleobury Mortimer and lived there until I went to University in 1970 and visited regularly when my Mother was alive (Eileen Taylor). Your photos are beautiful and remind me of so many places. Our family (Edwards) is related to some of the Carters through my grandfather, whose sister married a Carter. Which branch of the Carter family are you? If ever you get the chance, go down the back round to Bayton, and just before the road dips down the hill (just after the lane to Rookery Farm), there’s a farm gate on the right that takes you over to barnslands. In the field there’s an oak tree, with views over the Rea Valley to Bayton Church as righwards over Neen Sollars. I’d be happy to commission you to take two photos from that spot – one of Bayton Church, the other over to Neen Sollars. John Brewer.

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