This was perfect weather for a short, circular walk around the North Downs Way in the Kent countryside. It was one of the warmest days of the year so far, probably 16 °C when you got out of the brisk wind. The 4 mile walk starts and ends in the village of Etchinghill and goes up and down, through grassy fields and grazing animals.
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| What does this tell us about which way the tree faced before it fell? The growth rings are wider on the south-facing side of the tree and we're looking towards the rootball. Thank you, Tristan Gooley. |
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| The path dips beneath a disused railway bridge. |
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| Cherry blossom tree in full bloom. |
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