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The Darland Banks are unimproved chalk grassland, in Chatham, Kent. Bordering on Gillingham they form the northern slopes of the Luton and Capstone Valleys
This shot was taken from the top of Ash Tree Lane by Star Mill Lane. Star Mill or Upper Chatham Hill Mill was dismantled in 1924. We are looking over Luton Village. Rows of victorian terraced houses follow the contour lines. We can see all syles of 20th century housing. To the right are the fields of the Daisy Banks and Coney banks with Fort Luton in the trees.
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18 September
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Clem Rutter, Rochester Kent
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