Nesscliffe View

Nesscliffe is a wonderfull woodland site between Shrewsbury and Oswestry. You can discover old quarries, ancient trees and a cave once inhabited by 16th century highwayman Humphrey Kynaston. This view is from Oliver's Point, with its majestic Scott's pine and thick undergrowth. the viewpoint overlooks the village of Nesscliffe and gently rolling landscapes and floodplains, over to Rodney's Piller on The Breidden Hills. Two colour variations are available: Sandstone to match the local geology and a dark green to match the pine trees.
 
Medium: Linocut print, edition of 10
Dimensions: 42x30cm