Studies on the theme of height and descent. First a short drop at great speed:
Ducks landing
Picking up the pace to a quicker descent, although still well controlled:
Hill slide at Godstone Farm
And then a wanted and unwanted descent, while the red slide is quick and hazardous, I’d prefer it to a fall from the pear tree.
Looking down at the treehouse from the middle of the pear tree
And finally another hat tip to mother nature, a muddy descent and the fallen tree descending back into her embrace.
Fallen tree at Groomsbridge
Only the ducks were taken with my camera, the rest were off my phone. And if the title has left you with a hankering for a sing a long, here are Runrig and the Tartan Army.
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Ali Abbas 
Nice nature & family scenery! Just one question. Do they allow snow sledding on that steep hill? As an adult, I’d probably be chicken to do that.
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The UK grinds to a halt at the first sign of snow, so I imagine there hasn’t been an opportunity for sledding.
On a practical point the surface is water based astroturf so during a freeze it would turn to sheet ice and the only way to stop would be to hit the fence 🙂
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Hi nice reading your posst
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