Shropshire.

[tommer9]

Are any of you lot based in Shropshire?

[b101uk]

Treebloke is.

 

I am too, though i dont do trees any more but i do sometimes work for Treebloke on tree related things/jobs, as trees are Treebloke's main business funnily enough!

[kernowstu]

Are any of you lot based in Shropshire?

 

not thinking of up rooting are you tom

[tommer9]

No, but someone close to my heart is....

[b101uk]

well there are worse places than Shropshire,

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

like Cornwall.

[Sam Thompson]

I'm close and spend a fair bit of time there, its nice

 

 

 

(not that thats what you asked)

[mistahbenn]

Shropshire is a beautiful county, some rugged scenery, wild and unspoilt.

[Matthew Burton]

I know the county of salop (thats its proper name) fairly well. North of shrewsbury is quite an afluent farming area. South shropshire is the most layed back area I know in the country, the pace of life is very relaxing. A fantastic area in my eyes but each to their own.

[MaxJ]

I live just south of Shrewsbury. Have lived here for nearly all my life apart from 5 yrs in Buckinghamshire.

I love it, its beautiful, a great mix of terrain and some of the best views I've seen. The pubs are pretty good to!

Tom if anyone needs a tour of the place or any answers to other questions let me know!

[Notmegov]

I have lived in Shropshire for the last 22 years, fantastic place as the above poster said north Shropshire fairly affluent and may i say a little boring. South Shropshire has all the hills and is unspoilt. If you want a bit of a alternative life style head over to Bishops Castle in the south west of the county. South Shropshire also has the lowest population per sq mile in England.

 

Tom

 

P.s i Love it