Another leg of the High Weald Landscape Trail -- Tenterden to Rye.
1. A perfect wood -- hazel trees with fortnight-old leaves, a stream, wild garlic and bluebells.
2. Lambs jumping so that their back legs are thrown out sideways, and calves running with their tails in the air.
3. A view across the marshes: The town of Rye piled up on its hill, with Dungeness powerstation over its shoulder.
End at the beginning, whistler and no pressure.
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