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The river Teme is one of the fastest flowing rivers in Europe. It rises in Powys, Wales and passes through remote countryside and just three small towns: Knighton on the borders of England and Wales, Ludlow in Shropshire and Tenbury Wells in Worcestershire. It joins the mighty River Severn just south of Worcester city. Discover more about the Teme Valley. 
The River Teme or Afon Tefeidiad in Welsh runs through borderlands, the river itself marks the borders - England with Wales, Shropshire with Powys, Hereford with Shropshire and Worcestershire with Herefordshire.
Go West in the Teme Valley can help you explore.
In ancient times the river was a barrier between peoples and cultures. Today all is tranquil but it hasn’t always been so; these are lands of myth and legend, of strongholds and sanctuaries. Today you can walk in the footsteps of ancient Celts, Anglo Saxon monks, medieval Marcher Lords, Civil War Clubmen, 20th century Prisoners of War.
Go West in the Teme Valley brings heritage walks.
Over 50 ancient churches, many dating from Norman times, line the valley of the River Teme, if the walls could speak what would they say about the things our ancestors have left behind and we can still see today?
Go West in the Teme Valley brings you Stories from the Stones.
Learn to be heritage detectives. Plan an expedition, download a heritage quest and go off to explore the countryside.
Go West in the Teme Valley invites you to join the Fellowship of Arthur's Heritage Knights. |
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Important information that may affect your visit!
Heritage audio CDs accomapny Go West Trails and Parish Heritage Walks - click below to hear small samples. CDs are available by Mail Order from the shop.
Try the Food & Heritage Car Trail commentary
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