for Wordless Wednesday and others!

A couple of hours ago I walked part of the disused railway track formerly known as the Cuckoo Line.
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for Wordless Wednesday and others!
A couple of hours ago I walked part of the disused railway track formerly known as the Cuckoo Line.
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Amazing pictures, Keith. Loved them
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I’m pleased, thanks Shweta,
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So beautiful. I love to wander down paths through wooded areas. This summer, walking isn’t really working for me (temporary health issues 🤦) so your pictures meant more to me than ever. 💞
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Thanks so much for joining me on my walk. I wish you well.
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Beautiful photos it was like being there thanks for the tour Keith and I didn’t sneeze once 🙂
Have a countrytastic week 👍
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Thank goodness for that! Cheers, Steve.
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I’m going to google this place. I’d love to see (read “paint”) that bridge from about ten metres farther back.
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I’d love to see that painting! There are lots of bridge photos from the Cuckoo Trail on Google images. Thanks so much, Christine.
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I love the overgrown platform – sort of magical…
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Me too, I’m pleased they didn’t restore it. Thanks, Lydia.
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Spring and early summer is such a beautiful time to explore. When you have your camera and can take excellent photographs as you have even better.
Thank you for hosting the Wordless Wednesday Blog Hop.
Have a fabulous Wordless Wednesday, Keith. 🙂
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It certainly is, everything looks so fresh and new. Thanks, Sandee.
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Wow, just gorgeous!
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I’m pleased you liked them, thanks so much.
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Lovely pictures
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Thanks, Sadje!
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You’re welcome 😉
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Wow, What a beautiful place. Very lovely. Thanks for hosting and I hope that you have a wonderful week.
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Such comments remind me how lucky I am to have it close by! Thanks so much.
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How beautiful!
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Thanks, Mimi!
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This walk is a balm to the soul, and that bench is love.
Verdant and did the cuckoos go calling?
Thanks for hosting, adding you to my link party too, Keith. 🙂
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Thanks for your lovely comment, Natasha. No cuckoos though!
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Never mind, in another time I guess. Hope you are well. And enjoying the summers, whatever little you guys get.
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Hi Keith – your photos are gorgeous … true English early summer – and you got to Horam … or did you start there? Love that bench … such fun to see – also it looked pleasantly coolish there … cheers Hilary
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I always visit my friend’s pub near Heathfield for lunch on Tuesdays, so I parked at Horam on the way home!
The bench is just one of many delightful creations along the trail. Last year I walked the entire 15-mile walk in one go – won’t be doing it again though!
Off to Chartwell today!
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Oh what a delight all that lush green Gorgeous photos Quite a pleasure when everything is grey on this side of the world
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It’s our turn to go green! Thanks so much, Marja.
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Looks like a jungle out there! We love that bench, what a creative idea it is!
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It’s pretty wild in places! Yes, that bench is special. Thanks for dropping by.
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What a lovely walk- I would love to be there! Such lush greenery! And the clever use of the old train by using the wheels to make a bench!
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It’s a 15-mile trail with lots of interesting pieces like that bench along the way. Thanks for virtually walking with me!
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What a beautiful and verdant scene! I like some of the little natural and human details in the photos.
Happy WW!
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I’m so pleased you liked them, thank you.
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Beautiful photos. I like the solitary half brown half green leaf amongst all the green in the fourth photo. It is nice that they have made a lot of the old rail lines into walking trails.
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Funny you should mention that, I toyed with editing it out then changed my mind at the last minute!
When I was a kid the track ran past the bottom of our garden – I can still hear the steam engines chugging by!
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I am glad you didn’t. It caught my eye immediately.
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Lovely images, Keith. I imagine it was a soothing stroll. Very cool bench! 🙂
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It’s a lovely walk. Thanks so much Susi.
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You’re welcome, Keith! 🙂
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