
Bishop's Castle
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Sep 12, 2026
Itinerary of John Leland in or About the Years 1535-1543-John Leland
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21:44Leonard WilsonNARRATOR
Peter Undergod, a gentleman longing to an English prince of Wales, did build St. John's Hospital without gate of Ludlow, and after gave lands unto it.
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21:55Leonard WilsonNARRATOR
Bishop's Castle, a very celebrant market.
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21:58Leonard WilsonNARRATOR
castles in shropshire shrewsbury bridge north on seven fourteen miles from shrewsbury lower on the river coarse castle on a hill five miles from shrewsbury by south west longing to the duke of buckingham now to the lord stafford montgomery the king's castle in the shire but not day twelve miles from shrewsbury It was once a great walled town called Cairo-Valdwyn.
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22:27Leonard WilsonNARRATOR
Cherbury Hundred was annexed to Montgomery as a help to have men out of it for defence.
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25:36Leonard WilsonNARRATOR
One was married to Humphrey Vernon, and the other to Thomas Vernon, brethren to the late Sir Henry Vernon of the Peak.
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25:44Leonard WilsonNARRATOR
The third son of Henry married one of Montgomery's heirs.
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25:49Leonard WilsonNARRATOR
Shepton Corbett Castle, a six or seven miles from Ludlow, almost in the way betwixt Ludlow and Bishop's Castle.
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25:57Leonard WilsonNARRATOR
Hopton Corbett a half way betwixt Bishop's Castle and Wigmore, and a three miles from Shepton.
E6 — Ruth — Recce MTB Adventures
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8:07RuthGUEST
It's kind of like you're on a recce.
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8:11RuthGUEST
You're kind of going on a bit of an exploration through the Shropshire Hills, finding out... sort of new spots new trails new viewpoints good places to take your bike it's all about yeah it's about sort of being connected to the outdoors and and having that time um in you know in nature in quiet places Shropshire's incredibly quiet yeah sometimes especially down near Bishop's Castle and down on the Kerry Ridgeway I've done rides down there and we literally will not see another person the whole day.
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8:52RuthGUEST
It's amazing.
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8:53Emily HughesHOST
So it's,
Itinerary of John Leland in or About the Years 1535-1543-John Leland
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23:44speaker_3NARRATOR
Peter Undergod, a gentleman longing to an English prince of Wales, did build St. John's Hospital without gate of Ludlow, and after gave lands unto it.
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23:55speaker_3NARRATOR
Bishop's Castle, a very celebrant market.
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23:59speaker_3NARRATOR
castles in shropshire shrewsbury bridge north on seven fourteen miles from shrewsbury lower on the river coarse castle on a hill five miles from shrewsbury by south west longing to the duke of buckingham now to the lord stafford montgomery the king's castle in the shire but not day twelve miles from shrewsbury it was once a great walled town called cairo valdwin cherbury hundred was annexed to montgomery as a help to have men out of it for defence ludlow twenty miles from shrewsbury newport upon a brook or more fourteen miles by east from shrewsbury whitchurch upon a brocket a sixteen miles by west from shrewsbury Drayton upon Turn River, a fourteen miles from Shrewsbury.
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24:53speaker_3NARRATOR
Wigmore Castle, a twenty miles from Shrewsbury, standing on a brook at some time almost dry.
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27:37speaker_3NARRATOR
One was married to Humphrey Vernon, and the other to Thomas Vernon, brethren to the late Sir Henry Vernon of the Peak.
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27:45speaker_3NARRATOR
The third son of Henry married one of Montgomery's heirs.
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27:49speaker_3NARRATOR
Shepton Corbett Castle, a six or seven miles from Ludlow, almost in the way betwixt Ludlow and Bishop's Castle.
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27:57speaker_3NARRATOR
Hopton Corbett a half way betwixt Bishop's Castle and Wigmore, and a three miles from Shepton.
Itinerary of John Leland in or About the Years 1535-1543-John Leland
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24:45Larry WilsonNARRATOR
Peter Undergod, a gentleman longing to an English prince of Wales, did build St. John's Hospital without gate of Ludlow, and after gave lands unto it.
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24:55Larry WilsonNARRATOR
Bishop's Castle, a very celebrant market.
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24:59Larry WilsonNARRATOR
castles in shropshire shrewsbury bridge north on seven fourteen miles from shrewsbury lower on the river coarse castle on a hill five miles from shrewsbury by south west longing to the duke of buckingham now to the lord stafford montgomery the king's castle in the shire but not day twelve miles from shrewsbury it was once a great walled town called cairo cherbury hundred was annexed to montgomery as a help to have men out of it for defence ludlow twenty miles from shrewsbury newport upon a brook or more fourteen miles by east from shrewsbury whitchurch upon a brocket a sixteen miles by west from shrewsbury Drayton upon Turn River, a fourteen miles from Shrewsbury.
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25:54Larry WilsonNARRATOR
Wigmore Castle, a twenty miles from Shrewsbury, standing on a brook at some time almost dry.
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28:37Larry WilsonNARRATOR
One was married to Humphrey Vernon, and the other to Thomas Vernon, brethren to the late Sir Henry Vernon of the Peak.
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28:45Larry WilsonNARRATOR
The third son of Henry married one of Montgomery's heirs.
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28:50Larry WilsonNARRATOR
Shepton Corbett Castle, a six or seven miles from Ludlow, almost in the way betwixt Ludlow and Bishop's Castle.
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28:58Larry WilsonNARRATOR
Hopton Corbett a half way betwixt Bishop's Castle and Wigmore, and a three miles from Shepton.