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near to Downe, Bromley, England

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	Countryside south of Downe, BR6 by Philip Talmage near Luxted Road.
	Steps in Twenty Acre Shaw (set of 3 images) by Marathon Twenty Acre Shaw is part of a Site of Metropolitan Importance for Nature Conservation and is therefore one of the best woodlands in Greater London. A path drops steeply from Single Street down a series of steps to reach the grassy valley... (more)
	Downe Cricket Club by Ian Capper Situated just south of Charles Darwin's Down House, cricket has been played here since at least 1865, with the possibility that Charles Darwin himself having played here.
	Large field, Luxted (set of 2 images) by N Chadwick
	Path through Sandwalk Copse by Basher Eyre
	Seat at the End of Sand Walk, Down House by Trevor Harris I don't know if this seat existed in Charles Darwin's time, but Sand Walk, edged by hawthorn, holly and yew, going south from the main gardens of Down House certainly was.
	House on Luxted Road by David Howard
	Cudham Road by Ian Capper Cudham Road is what the sign on the right of the photo shows, although maps show it as Hang Grove Hill to the north of here or Downe Road to the south of here. The footpath through the gap in the hedge cuts the corner of the road and leads... (more)
	Downe Road by DS Pugh Looking along the road from Cudham to Downe.
	Footpath to Downe Court Farm by Marathon Seen on a warm November afternoon, this footpath leads from Luxted to Downe Court Farm (seen ahead) and then on to Downe. There is a crossing of paths here, the one on the right eventually leading to Cudham and the one on the left to Luxted Road.
	Cottages in Luxted by Martin Dawes On a tight corner on Luxted Road
	Down House, sandwalk by Mike Faherty Path created by Charles Darwin in 1864; used by him for his daily constitutional. Link