Shrewsbury Market
A Christmas market in The Square, Shrewsbury. Markets are held throughout the year here.
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Oswestry tour
A costumed guide shows a group around Oswestry, Shropshire's historic border town.
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Shopping in Shrewsbury
Explore Wyle Cop in Shrewsbury with its many varied independent shops and eateries.
Shrewsbury Castle
Take a stroll through the grounds of Shrewsbury Castle and the Shropshire Regimental museum.
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Stokesay Castle
Stokesay castle is one of the finest moated manor houses in England and 1 of Shropshire's 32 castles.
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Darwin
A statue of Charles Darwin outside Shrewsbury Library. Darwin is the town's most famous son.
Ironbridge
A group explore the World heritage site of Ironbridge, birthplace of the Industrial Revolution and home to 10 museums celebrating Shropshire's industrial heritage.
Shrewsbury Dingle
The Dingle is in the Quarry Park, Shrewsbury. Percy Thrower, former Blue Peter gardener used to tend to the flowers here!
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Shropshire on Countryfile (19th July 2012)
Tune into BBC1 this Sunday (22nd July 2012) at 7:15pm to see Shropshire on Countryfile
Matt Baker and Julia Bradbury journey to Shropshire to find out how the landscape has inspired people for generations to get out into the countryside to live a healthier life.
Matt is in Much Wenlock to learn more about William Penny Brookes, a far-sighted Victorian who thought more people should get out and about to get fit. It was an idea that was to give rise to the biggest show on Earth - the Olympics. A century or more later, Matt meets a local girl aiming for gold in archery at the Olympics in 2020.
Julia learns you do not have to be an athlete to get something out of this landscape; children's author Malcolm Saville also saw the merit in exploring rural Shropshire. His books encouraged children to seek adventure in its wild places. Julia meets Saville's daughter, who spent her formative years as an evacuee in the county. It was whilst here that she received the chapters that were to form her father's celebrated Lone Pine series about a bunch of children going wild in Shropshire.
Also on the programme: Down on the farm, Adam's Highland bull Eric has a much-needed pedicure, and Adam visits a Lancashire farm where the dairy cows milk themselves.
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