Ludlow

By John Creber ©

Image of Ludlow by Jason T ©

Ludlow

I love those crumbling castle walls,

The old half-timbered shops and halls,

And how the streets go tumbling down

To riverbanks around the town.

The festivals, the market square,

The Medieval Christmas Fayre.

I love those lazy long weekends -

Good company, good food - good friends

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