The Long Mynd Letterbox

Pole Bank trig point and topograph on the Long Mynd.

Congratulations on finding the Long Mynd letterbox.

As a reward for finding the letterbox and as a souvenir of your experience, please click the link below to download the Long Mynd Collectors Stamp and add it to your virtual letterboxing logbook.

Long Mynd and Pole Bank Collectors stamp
Long Mynd Collectors StampDownload

The Long Mynd Virtual Logbook

Please complete the virtual letterbox below by commenting the date you found the letterbox, name (first) and your experience of finding the letterbox

10 responses to “The Long Mynd Letterbox”

  1. Chaz avatar
    Chaz

    Bigman chazlo was here

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  2. Martin Hugi avatar
    Martin Hugi

    Ancient tree pilgrimage from Land’s End to John O’Groats – Day 101 – Visited during Storm Antoni, Saturday 5th August. Thankful for the shelter!
    Twitter @treepilgrim
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  3. Miriam Turner avatar
    Miriam Turner

    Not been to shelter before but a regular walker on long mynd

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  4. Nicky haines avatar
    Nicky haines

    Wild wet and windy !

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  5. Ellie Arnold avatar
    Ellie Arnold

    Fought 7 sheep for a seat here. Was worth it even though one of us broke a toe. 10/10 would fight a sheep for a seat here again. Lovely view.

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  6. Dave Clarke avatar
    Dave Clarke

    Regular haunt, as part of NT volunteer group we put up this replacement shelter, glad it’s used.

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  7. M Mellor avatar
    M Mellor

    Good place to rest and eat.

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  8. David Williamson avatar
    David Williamson

    Pleasant place to have lunch while enjoying the view

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  9. Alison Utting avatar
    Alison Utting

    Warm soup in a dry shelter, on a typical sunny/sleety/snowy/sunny Shropshire Day ☺️

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  10. alisonutting avatar
    alisonutting

    Not used the shelter before, but it was nice to have somewhere dry to sit on a typical sunny/snowy/sleety/sunny again Shropshire day. Warm soup – yum 🙂

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Why not visit these other locations!

Caer Caradoc from Hope Bowdler

Caer Caradoc

View from Brown Clee Hill towards Titterstone Clee.

Brown Clee Hill

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  2. Ancient tree pilgrimage from Land’s End to John O’Groats – Day 101 – Visited during Storm Antoni, Saturday 5th August. Thankful for the shelter!
    Twitter @treepilgrim
    Instagram @tree.pilgrim

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  5. Fought 7 sheep for a seat here. Was worth it even though one of us broke a toe. 10/10 would fight a sheep for a seat here again. Lovely view.

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  10. Not used the shelter before, but it was nice to have somewhere dry to sit on a typical sunny/snowy/sleety/sunny again Shropshire day. Warm soup – yum 🙂

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