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Country diary: From the beech trees of home to the hot Surrey Hills

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Virginia Spiers
Country diary: From the beech trees of home to the hot Surrey Hills
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This diary entry describes a summer journey from Cornwall to Surrey, highlighting the changing landscapes, flora, and agricultural activities along the way. The author reflects on the transition from rural countryside to the outskirts of London.

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Provides a cultural and environmental perspective on the British landscape and seasonal changes.

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Reigate Heath Windmill Chapel and Golf Clubhouse in the summer landscape of Reigate Heath. Reigate Heath Windmill Chapel and Golf Clubhouse in the summer landscape of Reigate Heath. Country diary Wildlife Country diary: From the beech trees of home to the hot Surrey Hills St Dominic, Cornwall, to Reigate: Along the way, this nervous passenger passes rolling downlands of cereals, Stonehenge, and of course, lorries loaded up with straw

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Descriptive, non-political travel and nature writing.

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