Entrance to Baty's Marsh, Borstal
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Entrance to Baty's Marsh, Borstal
Image: © David Anstiss Taken: 20 Nov 2008
On bend in road on Manor Lane. Also on the Saxon Shore Way (long-distance footpath), also Maidstone Centenary Walk (Maidstone to Medway). Baty's Marsh, a local Nature Reserve, is one of the few remaining salt marshes within the area of Rochester. The marshes are important for their variety of coastal plants and as a feeding area for wetland birds.
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