Collection: Cantlop & the Cound Brook
The Cound Brook is a tributary of the River Severn. Rising in the Stretton Hills, it runs under Cantlop Bridge (Thomas Telford in 1718), through to Cantlop Mill, Eaton Mascott and then Cound. Cantlop is on the left bank opposite Berrington, it is described as a settlement. The fields, which are mainly arable with some crops grown to feed a milking herd, have ancient field names.
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Sold outThe Shippen and the Garden
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The boundary between Gorsty Furlong and Barley Meadow
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Trees on the boundary
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From the studio
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Cantlop Mill and Sheep
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Old Farm, Cantlop
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Cantlop Grange - Charcoal
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Sold outThe Potato Field
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Sold outIn the track at Warings Ley
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Sold outFrom Gorsty Furlong to Big Grinders
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Looking towards Condover
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Sold outThe Cound Brook valley
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Sold outWild chamomile at Gorsty Furlong
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Sold outGretel's House early Spring I
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Sold outEaton Mascot Hall with Sheep
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Cantlop Road
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