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5 reasons to love LUDLOW

Something happens to you as you walk the picturesque streets of Ludlow, known off-record as one of England’s prettiest towns. One minute, you’re an urbanite trying desperately to find a flat white that doesn’t convince your soul to just keel over and die, and the next, you’ve soaked in enough of the South Shropshire countryside to find yourself wandering around in a middle-aged, pearl-and-twin-set haze saying things like, “It has real chocolate-box charm, doesn’t it?” and “Ooh, look at those lovely exposed beams!”; it all feels like a still from (you know you know it). This

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