Views from a journey across Romney Marsh to Battle Abbey

Written By Barbara Vicary

Romney Marsh, a sprawling 100-square-mile wetland in south-east Kent and East Sussex, internationally famous for its resilient breed of sheep, unique marshland ecology, and dramatic history of smuggling. It features a distinctive blend of wide, windswept landscapes, historic medieval churches, and vast shingle beaches

Building at Lydd of uncertain origin. Could have been linked to the Balloon Corps in WW1 or a derelict shepherds hut

Sheep shearing at Lydd

Rolling up the fleece

Battle Abbey on a very hot day in May

Resting in the shade

Barbara Vicary
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