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The view from Halfpenny Lane over the fields of South Warren Farm, the neighbouring farm, looking towards Pewley Down
   
The view from the eastern end of the bridle path through the farmland, looking across White Lane Farm where Linda Cannon has her stables towards Newlands Corner.
   
The banner on the gate at the eastern end of the bridle path next to Keepers Cottage in Guildford Lane. The long distance footpaths head up hill here towards the North Downs ridge and then turn eastwards towards Newlands Corner.
   
This is the view along that bridle path through the middle of the farmland. It’s a very interesting area where the sandstone ridge joins the North Downs chalk ridge. There are lots of deer in the area, badgers and foxes, a veritable wild life haven.
   
This is another picture of the view from Halfpenny Lane over the fields of South Warren Farm, the neighbouring farm, looking towards Pewley Down.
   
Tyting Farm has fallen into disrepair but it wouldn’t take a huge amount of money to tidy it up.
     
   
     
   

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Last updated: 12th April 2006.