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Why is the High Weald an AONB?

There are 5 elements that make up the High Weald 's "natural beauty": rolling hills; scattered farmsteads; small irregular-shaped fields; ancient woodland and historic routeways.

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Hebridean sheep, conservation grazing, Pembury
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