A huge fire involving straw, hay and hedgerows has been tackled by dozens of firefighters in Shropshire.
The blaze covered about 60 acres (24 hectares) near Baschurch and crews were called at 15:55 BST on Thursday, the county's fire service said.
It spread rapidly and firefighters worked with farmers to contain it.
The blaze was started accidentally when farm machinery working in the field overheated, the service said.
Crews spent the night keeping the area damp and turning over the straw and hay.
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