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Autumn colours in Warehorne
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Vineyard, Appledore Heath
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Royal Military Canal south of Hamstreet
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Ancient hornbeam in Park Wood
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St Mary's Church, Kenardington
Miss Mollet's High Class Tea Room
Ham Street to Appledore walk
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Ham Street Woods in autumn
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Ruckinge village sign
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Sheep in old orchard
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Giant puffballs on the canalside path
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Dukes Head, Hamstreet
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Towards Kenardington church
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Horsemarsh Sewer
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St Mary's Church, Kenardington
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St Mary's Church, Kenardington
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Vineyard, Appledore Heath
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Vineyard, Appledore Heath
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Horne's Place and Chapel
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Horne's Place lake
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Resting place
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Miss Mollett's High Class Tea Room, Appledore
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The Black Lion, Appledore
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Royal Military Canal at Appledore
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Along the Royal Military Canal Path
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Ham Street Woods in spring
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A bluebell wood near Ruckinge
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Norman doorway on St Mary Magdalen Church, Ruckinge
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A bluebell wood near Ruckinge
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Norman doorway on St Mary Magdalen, Ruckinge
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Ancient mound on the Saxon Shore Way
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Romney Marsh
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Blackman's Arm, Romney Marsh
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The Royal Military Canal near Warehorne
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Distant view of Kenardington Church
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St Mary's Church, Warehorne
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St Mary's Church, Warehorne
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Ss Peter and Paul Church, Appledore
Neighbourhood Watch
Panda-faced "Kerry Hill" sheep monitor my every move. Ham Street to Appledore
Ewe weren't thinking of coming this way were ewe?
Just try. Ham Street to Appledore
Ant metropolis
Ham Street to Appledore
Sheep in a field.
Ham Street to Appledore
Warehorne Church
Ham Street to Appledore
Romney Marsh
Ham Street to Appledore
Romney Marsh
Ham Street to Appledore
Kenardington Church
Ham Street to Appledore
Hornbeam
Ham Street to Appledore Woods near the vineyard
Hornbeam
Ham Street to Appledore Woods near the vineyard
Tree on a mound
(What passes for a hill in these parts). Ham Street to Appledore
On the mound
Ham Street to Appledore
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Field of flax at Gill Farm
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Strange lumps on the path to Ruckinge
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St Mary Magdalen Church, Ruckinge
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Ordnance Survey plaque, Ruckinge
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OS base line marker and plaque, Ruckinge
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Royal Military Canal and Ruckinge church
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Bales of hay and Warehorne church
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Corbel, Warehorne church
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The Wild Man of the Wood
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Woodland path and hornbeam hedge, Park Wood
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Horne's Place lake
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Roses, Appledore High Street
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Ss Peter and Paul Church, Appledore
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Royal Military Canal Path, Appledore
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Royal Military Canal Path, Appledore
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Who lives here?
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Romney Marsh
Flooded fields
Appledore Short Circular
Sunset and houses
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Trees at dusk 2
Appledore Short Circular
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Lambs at Blackman's Arm
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Blackman's Arm, Romney Marsh
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Along the Royal Military Canal Path
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Park Wood in spring
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Ham Street Woods in spring
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A Ploughman's lunch at the Woolpack Inn
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Royal Military Canal at Ruckinge
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Royal Military Canal south of Hamstreet
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Woolpack Inn, Warehorne
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Fishcakes at the Warehorne Inn
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Woolpack Inn sign
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Crossing Horsemarsh Sewer
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Ancient hornbeam hedge, Park Wood