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A mingling of myth and reality: Shropshire is steeped in a history of conflicts which left behind hidden chambers, eerie ruins
2000
Overview
Surrounded by this history of intrigue, it is not surprising that Edith Pargeter, using the nom de plume Ellis Peters, set her Brother Cadfael mysteries against the actual turbulent 12th-century history of this area. Shrewsbury Abbey, and indeed all of the historical landmarks Edith wove into the pages of her Cadfael mysteries, really did exist. The Quest is located across the busy A512 road from the church of St. Peter and St. Paul, locally referred to as Shrewsbury Abbey. A car park is across from the church and beside the Quest. Like many medieval towns, the old part of Shrewsbury is a nightmare to drive, but a joy to walk, with curious courtyards, maze-like streets and twisting alleys. Once inside, the Shrewsbury Quest gives Cadfael fans a taste of abbey life with the sights, sounds, smells and tastes of 12th- century monastic cloistered life. Sleuths of all ages can wander the Quest in search of clues to the mystery game. Gardeners will enjoy the over 120 varieties of flowers and medicinal herbs which fill the medieval monastery garden surrounded by a cloister walk where dark- robed monks can be seen passing by.
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Torstar Syndication Services, a Division of Toronto Star Newspapers Limited
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