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  1. wiseowl

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    Good evening Marley and Pal many thanks for your lovely comments really appreciated.:)
     
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    Nice one Woo :dbgrtmb: Is that the Medway River ?
     
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    Good morning Ziggy my friend yes that is the river Medway:)
     
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    Amazing pictures, Woo.......that white house in the one picture, is beautiful.
    So is the other house next to it, the one thats just visible through the tree's (pic 1)

    Thanks again for posting these.
     
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    Hi Penny it is always a pleasure to receive your lovely comments my friend.Thank you:)
     
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    You did well, gosh I would be huffing and puffing!!
    Lovely photos again.
     
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    Good Evening Woo my friend.

    I think i've mentioned Donald Maxwell on a previous thread about your area, but i've just found this biographical link.

    http://www.valleyconservation.org.uk/donald_maxwell.htm

    If you can get hold of his book "Unknown Kent" i'm sure you'd love it.

    I did have nearly all the "Unknown Counties" series from the 1920s until my books went into storage.

    Mice love the animal glue that was used as a binder:cry3:I only have a few complete copies now.

    I bought the first one, Unknown Dorset, from a jumble sale for 1/-.

    Paid upto £30 each for the others:DOH:
     
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    Good morning Ziggy thank you for that,I will try and track down a copy :dbgrtmb::)
     
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    Hi Ziggy well I never look what I found:)As Del boy would say its one of my most favourite places is East Farleigh where I grew up by the River Medway mostly fishing and Down Hopping(Well thats not quite true as they say I have,nt grown up yet)ROFL
    I will make it the next place to go and visit.:)

     
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    That will be a place of pilgrimage for me too Woo, if I ever get back that way.

    Have loved his books since I was little.

    I've stood on the same part of Red Hill, only 2 miles from where I live, as Donald did a sketch from in 1927. As part of "Unknown Somerset"

    Do you know Leon Roskilly ? He lives near you and fishes the Medway ?
     
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    Hi Ziggy yes I will take some photos when I get there,can only find the book (Unknown Kent) in the U.S.A at the moment,Leon Roskilly have heard of him but have never met him,believe he lives in Gillingham about 4 miles from yours truly.:)
     
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    Thank you Marley,very much appreciated.hap feet:)
     
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