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Keep up to date visually with what is going on at Kett's Heights throughout the calendar year. Click on any picture to enlarge. |
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“You can stand at Kett’s Heights... on the steepest part of the escarpment next to the one surviving remnant of the chapel Kett used as his head quarters, and on a clear day you’ve got a magnificent view.
You feel that you can almost reach out and touch the cathedral spire - that was a real highlight for me.”
C.J. Sansom - Author of "Tombland", the latest in the excellent Shardlake series.
You feel that you can almost reach out and touch the cathedral spire - that was a real highlight for me.”
C.J. Sansom - Author of "Tombland", the latest in the excellent Shardlake series.
Tuesday October 20th.
After all the recent dull, rainy weather it was good to get up to Kett's Heights yesterday with 5 others and plant 500 more snowdrops, 90 bluebells & 40 each of daffodils & tulips. I went back in the evening late sunshine to take a few photos!
After all the recent dull, rainy weather it was good to get up to Kett's Heights yesterday with 5 others and plant 500 more snowdrops, 90 bluebells & 40 each of daffodils & tulips. I went back in the evening late sunshine to take a few photos!
The Herb Garden & newly refurbished wall & seat. July 2020
(Many thanks to our 'builder', David Howarth and main herb garden workers Jane & Kath.)
(Many thanks to our 'builder', David Howarth and main herb garden workers Jane & Kath.)
Flora & Fauna on Kett's Heights in June 2020 - captured by David Howarth (click on photo to enlarge)
Some of the Practical Work Group on the viewpoint in February 2020 - rounded up by Tilly the dog!
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February 2020 - Snowdrops & berries & views!
January 18th 2020 - Viewpoint after some pollarding of trees blocking the vista.
