The beauty and diversity of what is an often overlooked part of England is celebrated in a range of books from Shropshire and Beyond.
The latest release is a full colour edition of A Shropshire Lad, A E Housman’s lyrical English poem with its universal themes of loss, love and the passage of time.
It builds on the success of Shropshire From Dawn to Dusk and A Year in Shropshire, which each showcase the county in more than 160 stunning images.
This was a glorious spring day in the Dingle at Shrewsbury, with St Chad’s Church framed by daffodils.
It was one of those perfect spring days, with golden daffodils nodding away in a village churchyard.
I’ve said it before - and I’m sure I will say it again - but the best pictures are often the ones you weren’t expecting.
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