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What attractions are associated with Humphrey Kynaston in Great Ness?

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Humphrey Kynaston, also known as 'Wild Humphrey', is a notorious figure associated with Great Ness, particularly through his cave dwellings and local lore. Key attractions related to him include:

  1. Kynaston's Cave: This is a Scheduled Monument situated high up in the vertical sandstone quarry face of red sandstone at Nesscliffe Hills. It consists of two compartments reached by a flight of steps and was used by Kynaston during the 16th century. Read more

  2. Humphrey Kynaston Way: This is a route named after the highwayman, which provides a way for visitors to explore the countryside associated with his legacy. Read more

  3. Nesscliffe Hill Country Park: The park includes the site of Kynaston's cave and offers a chance to explore the area where he lived. Read more

  4. Cliffe Castles and Cave Dwellings: This attraction highlights the historical significance of the area, including Kynaston's cave. Read more

These attractions provide a fascinating insight into the life and times of Humphrey Kynaston, the infamous highwayman of Shropshire.

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