Bredhurst Hurst
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Image: © Penny Mayes Taken: 20 Jan 2007
I assume the name means Broadwood Wood - Bredhurst is a village beyond the wood. The (mainly) broadleaf woodland is a continuation of Monkdown Wood and covers a ridge on the dip-slope of the North Downs. Viewed here from Scragged Oak Road which runs along an adjacent ridge with a steep-sided dry valley in between.