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Suffolk Pink, Kersey
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Totney Drove HFF.
Sheep may Safely Graze
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Stanmer village from the North - 1.4.2016
Ground Ivy at Stanmer Park - 1.4.2016
Bishopstone's hayfields - 16.9.2013
South Downs beyond Bishopstone - 16.9.2013
Hay made and unmade - Bishopstone - 16.9.2013
Cattle by the Cuckmere river, Sussex 15 9 2016
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Sheep on Pett Level - East Sussex - 27.7.2005
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River Stour near Bures, Suffolk
Bishopstone sunset - 29.4.2016
Flowering Hawthorn, Oxfordshire
Swan in winter Sunset
Lullington from the Cuckmere River - 11.6.2015
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Maintaining healthy pasture at Stanmer Park - 1.4.2016
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I am not sure whether this was an aerator or a harrow. It seemed to be punching holes in the grass. That was, I assume, to deal with compacting caused by people and livestock walking on it. It certainly left it a bit lumpy to walk on. I walked down across the field in the top left photo, so I know!
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