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Soul Setting Journey23rd August 2022Outdoor Activities tagsWellbeing tagsWildlife & Nature tagsJoin Tansy in the Wild for a gorgeous day of walking and intention setting around the stunning Kent Downs National Landscape.
Octavia Hill WoodlandsOctavia Hill Centenary Trail East – Toys Hill3rd July 2015Celebrate the life of Octavia Hill on a walk to the picturesque village of Ide Hill passing Emmetts Garden on the way back. The distance…
Ide Hill30th March 2015The views from Ide Hill are some of the most spectacular in Kent, and this woodland can be enjoyed alongside other National Trust treasures nearby.
Ide Hill walk – peaceful paths and inspiring hills17th February 2015Leave the picturesque green at Ide Hill – the highest village in Kent – and follow the path to the first stile to join the…
Stubbs Wood17th February 2015Stubbs Wood is a truly beautiful stretch of high woodland. Its winding paths and bridleways feature inspiring views down to Bough Beech Reservoir.
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