Bodiam Castle is well worth a visit it was built in 1385
It acted as a defence and a family home
It is now owned and looked after by the Nation Trust
The Kent & East Sussex Railway
This wends its way from Tenterden - "The Jewel of The Weald" for ten and a half miles, through the of the Rother Valley, to terminate in the shadow of the magnificent National Trust castle at Bodiam
The Northiam Oak Quercus Robur
Allegedly to have been a resting / dining place for Queen Elizabeth 1st on her way to Rye in 1573
The Crowhurst Yew in the grounds of Crowhurst Church
William could have seen this very old Tree in 1066 as it is estimated to be well over 1000 years old
It lies between Hastings and Battle
This Picture shows the Top Right Hand Stem This shows the scale of its size
Last but not least I must add this Field Maple Stump
This is near Tunbridge Wells
On looking carefully at it you can see the profile of a face on the bottom right hand side
Bodiam Castle is well worth a visit it was built in 1385 
This wends its way from Tenterden - "The Jewel of The Weald" for ten and a half miles, through the of the Rother Valley, to terminate in the shadow of the magnificent National Trust castle at Bodiam
Allegedly to have been a resting / dining place for Queen Elizabeth 1st on her way to Rye in 1573
William could have seen this very old Tree in 1066 as it is estimated to be well over 1000 years old
This is near Tunbridge Wells