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near to Westhumble, Surrey, England

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	South of Chapel Farm by Colin Smith North Downs landscape of fields, hedgerows and woods by Westhumble.
	Footpath to Ranmore Common Road by Martyn Davies Chapelhill Wood is the horizon
	Ranmore Common Rd (set of 2 images) by N Chadwick
	National Trust sign (second today) by Shazz A similar picture taken three years earlier is here Link. At that time the notice propped against the post was on the ground.
	Ranmore Common Road by David Howard
	Footpath/bridleway junction, Westhumble by Rob Noble
	Denbies Vineyard by Peter Trimming Seen from the footpath at the edge of the estate. The lower slopes of Box Hill are to the left of picture.
	Road to Westhumble by Ron Galliers Leading down from Ashcombe Wood towards the ruined chapel at the western end of Westhumble.
	Viewed over parched Chapel Lane valley by Hugh Craddock View from footpath Wootton 105 across the parched National Trust-owned landscape between Polesden Lacey and Westhumble village. The footpath leads through the kissing gate into a rather narrow defile along the north edge of the woodland.
	Keeper's Cottage, Ranmore Common Road by Andrew Longton looking north
	Denbies Drive in Ashcombe Wood by Hugh Craddock Denbies carriage drive in Ashcombe Wood, just above the vineyards. The East carriage drive passes from left to right, and is also the North Downs Way, while a public bridleway (formerly Bradley Lane across the vineyards) ascends through the... (more)
	Denbies Vineyard by Peter Trimming View towards the accommodation (currently being extended), visitor centre and the distant Box Hill. A South Western train heads towards its destination of Dorking.