Mary Webb Country Lyth Hill Shropshire

Join Third Rate content as we explore Lyth hill in Bayston Hill to the south of Shrewsbury Shropshire.
Once home to author Mary Webb, we see if we can find her home on the summit of Lyth hill while discovering some of the history and noted residents of the area while revelling in the beautiful scenery and views this location affords.
Buckle up and I’ll see you out here
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[@northwalescoast7911]

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[@louisecoupland]

Really interesting Dan, learnt alot. Thanks 😊

[@thirdratecontent585]

Thank you Louise and it’s my pleasure 👍

[@sonicstoryteller]

Great watch dan just catching up tfs keep up the great content phil 👍

[@thirdratecontent585]

Thanks Phil! 👍

[@javaintheraw2705]

Looking forward to Gone to Earth Dan. I moved from Condover to Bayston Hill when I was around 14, both former coal mining communities. Lyth Hill was a regular visit for me (often chasing Julia Langford) as was Bomere Pool.

[@thirdratecontent585]

Sounds like you had fun around there
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Looking forward to finally getting GTE finished

[@stevewilson1600]

Bomere pool, in 1981/2 when we had minus 27 temperatures that winter, I walked with John Davies the owner and a few others out to the ski jump on the ice, we cut into the ice and it was 9 inches thick. That was a cold winter, snow filled the lane down to the farm and the only way to the ski club at bomere pool was to go through condover the back way. How time has moved on.

[@thirdratecontent585]

Time waits for no man 👍. It’s great to hear your memories of Bomere pool. That was super thick ice!🧊

[@stevewilson1600]

@@thirdratecontent585
Underneath was some huge pike
Local paper Shropshire star covered the story from 1981
Worth looking up add to your next vlog

[@thirdratecontent585]

@stevewilson1600 Thanks for the HU! I’ll have a look into that 👍