Geograph - photograph every grid square

In 2016 the course was run anti-clockwise, meaning that competitors enter from the left and exit through the small gap to the right of the portaloo - a welcome relief for fence judges and spectators out here at the furthest point of the course!

Toll House by the B4398, in the parish of Llanymynech and Pant, The Round House, Llwyntidmon. Shropshire HER. HER Number (PRN): 15340 Link To... (more)

There has been very heavy rain [obviously!] - it looks like these floods stem from the River Vyrnwy, almost a kilometre away.

A very fine isolated tree

Less than a mile from the River Severn this stream could easily be overwhelmed by flood water backing up. In this eventuality the sluice gates under the road would be deployed.

Low river levels. The Breidden hills are visible on the horizon, as they are for a long time on this stretch of the Shropshire Way.

More resembling a sofa, this is fence 4 on the BE90 course. The fence in the background on the left is an alternative to the BE100 ditch 4b, seen in SJ2820 : Llanymynech Horse Trials: the Mitsubishi Combi Ditch. The route required to take this option, after jumping the log 4a, is an... (more)

10abc on the Novice course. 10a is in the foreground, with 10b in the middle distance and 10c in the background.

March of the power lines here, stretching both ways into the distance.

At Lower House Farm, the winding R.Vyrnwy is here bordered by trees and extensive growth of the invasive Himalayan Balsam. The farm land here is used for the twice-annual Llanymynech Horse Trials.

This has been created out of a stream which can be seen emerging from a culvert, and which runs south into the River Vyrnwy immediately behind the photographer.