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Tag: Kent Marshlands

The Owl and the Pike

The Owl and the Pike

‘Alone and warming his five wits,The white owl in the belfry sits.’ From ‘The Owl’ by Lord Alfred Tennyson Sunday … Continue reading The Owl and the Pike

The Wild Perch of Black Dyke- Final Part

The Wild Perch of Black Dyke- Final Part

    “Grown men can learn from very little children, for the hearts of the little children are pure. Therefore, … Continue reading The Wild Perch of Black Dyke- Final Part

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