Sea of white beneath Titterstone Clee

A flash of white caught my eye as I was driving past the racecourse at Ludlow.

Sea of white beneath Titterstone Clee

It looked like snow, but when I stopped to get a closer look it turned out to be a field of dazzling white poppies.

The flowers have a culinary use and are set to be harvested at the end of August.

In the meantime they are creating a huge amount of interest and have given a great deal pleasure to local residents and visitors alike.

Towering above the field in the background is Titterstone Clee, the third highest summit in Shropshire.

Published by Shropshire and Beyond on

2023
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