Up the Downs. Lush pasture, arable fields and a large, wooded, east-facing coombe called Dencher Bottom from a location just south of Ditchling Beacon, East Sussex, England.

Commentary.

 

The distinctive rounded Chalk Downs

below Ditchling Beacon, 248 metres.

Springy turf and speckled by Hawthorn bushes

in this almost flattened coombe.

Farms support arable and pasture, nearby.

The air is pure, the views extensive.

Fair weather clouds spread across a wide sky,

over the Sussex Downs,

and peace prevails.

 

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