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Tag Archives: environmental
South East in Bloom
We’ve just heard that the gardening volunteers at Shorne Woods, who double as archaeologists, have been awarded a gold in the Country Park section of the South East in Bloom 2020 competition. Congratulations! South & South East in Bloom is … Continue reading
Event: Fungus Foray
Romney Marsh the Fifth Continent – https://fifthcontinent.org.uk/ – presents an event on the 22nd November, Newchurch Village Hall. Learn how to identify fungi and join Martin Allison on a foray in the Hamstreet wood. For details click here.
Guided walk – Cobham archaeology and history
The Kent Downs AONB (Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty) have arranged a free, guided walk through Cobham that will focus on the archaeology and history of the area. This event is being run as part of a series of events to … Continue reading
Guided walk – Shorne archaeology and history
The Kent Downs AONB (Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty) have arranged a free, guided walk through Shorne Woods that will focus on the archaeology and history of the area. This event is being run as part of a series of events … Continue reading
Pat Sandford: memories of the Darnley Estate
I lived in Ivymeath House, 284 Maidstone Road, Chatham from when I was born in 1928 until 1953. Joining the Scouts Peter Harvey, who was a scout master for the Mathematical School 2nd Medway Scouts, lived opposite us and as … Continue reading
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Tagged Cobham Landscape Detectives, environmental, social history
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