Went for a walk today at on the south east side of Woodchurch between Tenterden and Ashford in Kent. The only cross-country path suitable runs from Lower Road to the Appledore Road across the Weald Clay and partly on an area of alluvium.
However, there was a fine view back towards the village and the church (looking north north west from TQ949339).
The stubble is the remains of oil seed rape and the dark green along the footpath is made by thousands of young plants grown from fallen seed. In winter the pigeons will love it.
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