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Week Ending March 21st

Belle Tout loading
Monday. Loading ponies below Belle Tout (nr Beachy Head) for short journey over to Hindover Hill nr Seaford. (Courtesy of @BEACHYBIRDER).
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Tuesday. Ponies settled in at their new Hindover home, part of the National Trust’s Frog Firle Estate. A still very wet Cuckmere Valley below.

 

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