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Bore PlaceBore Place11th April 2024Bore place aims to inspire people to connect with the earth and each other whilst taking responsibility for our shared future.
Dry Hill QuarryDryhill Quarry8th April 2024Dry Hill Quarry was the first Local Nature Reserve in Kent to be given the designation on the basis of its geology.
A couple walking alongside the River Darent at Lullingstone on a chilly, autumnal dayThe River Darent27th March 2024There are only around 200 chalk streams in the world, so the Darent is an extremely unique and rare!
Kingfisher mid-flightDarent Valley Rail Trails – Wetland and Wildlife16th May 2023A 4.3 mile circular walk from Dunton Green station, enjoying the sights and sounds of wildlife in the wetland and woodland habitats of Sevenoaks Wildlife…
View down a street in Sevenoaks, lined with historic buildingsDarent Valley Rail Trails – Oaks and Beatles16th May 2023A 2.5 mile circular route from Sevenoaks station, passing through several areas of this historic market town and learning about its heritage and famous residents…
White cross on grass field in distance, surrounded by trees, with houses in foreground.Darent Valley Rail Trails – Along the Valley Floor16th May 2023This 8.5 mile walk explores the Darent Valley from the valley floor, hugging the River Darent for much of the route and discovering villages, stunning…
Bluebells in coppiced woodland at Ranscombe Farm.Darent Valley Rail Trails – Rocks and Ridges16th May 2023A 7.5 mile circular walk from Sevenoaks station towards the Greensand Ridge, visiting the important geological site of Dryhill, exploring hidden valleys and enjoying lovely…
Deer grazing in Knole Park, with one person walking through the long grass fields. Woodland in distance, with green and yellow leaves.Darent Valley Rail Trails – Deer and Downs16th May 2023A 4.5 mile circular walk exploring the stunning parkland and panoramic views of Knole Park, Kent’s last medieval deer park.
Archbishops Palace at Otford, on a sunny day with trees and bushes surrounding.Darent Valley Rail Trails – Heritage and Meadows15th May 2023A 2.5 mile linear walk from Bat and Ball station to Otford via Oxenhill Shaw, with an opportunity to explore and enjoy the village’s wealth…
Chalkhill Blue butterfly. Close-up with greenery in background. Copyright Andy Vidler photographyDarent Valley Rail Trails – Downs and Butterflies15th May 2023A 2.7 mile circular walk visiting Otford chalk pit and Fackenden Down nature reserve, notable for its chalk downland and butterfly species.
Poppy field with trees surrounding and in the distance.Darent Valley Rail Trails – Valleys and Vistas15th May 2023A 5.3 mile walk exploring the stunning countryside around Otford, from the valley bottom along the Darent Valley Path to the panoramic vistas from the…
River Darent, with trees on right and grass fields on left. Sunny day.Darent Valley Rail Trails – Palmer and Villages15th May 2023An 8 mile circular walk around Shoreham and Otford, offering panoramic views, a tranquil riverside walk as well as impressive historic buildings.
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