Summerhouse Drive entrance to Joyden's Wood
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Summerhouse Drive entrance to Joyden's Wood
Image: © Marathon Taken: 21 Jun 2011
The post in the distance marks the Faesten Dic Trail. Faesten Dic is a dyke which is thought to have been constructed between the fifth and sixth centuries AD. The Anglo-Saxon Chronicle records tribal warfare in the Bexley area at the time. The waymarked trail shown here from the Summerhouse Drive entrance to Joyden's Wood follows the dyke.
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