Oswestry Beekeepers' Association
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Oswestry Beekeepers' Association
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Standing as it does in the Marches, between the Welsh mountains and the meres of the North Shropshire plain, the market town of Oswestry has a violent history which can be traced from prehistoric times with the iron age fort 'Old Oswestry' (ca. 550 B.C.), through Roman marching camps, pagan-Christian battlefields (A.D. 642 - the pagans won), and frequent sackings by both the Welsh and the Normans between 1215 and 1400. Nowadays things are quieter except for the occasional road rage on the A5, Telford's London-Holyhead road.
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