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Field Avenue, CANTERBURY, CT1 1TR

This tree planting is in the Sturry Road Community Garden (which has been created on a landfill site to the east of Canterbury). As part of National Tree Week, Breathing Places and its partners invited thousands of people to plant as many trees as possible in the hour between 11am and 12 noon on Saturday 5 December 2009. This is to break a Guinness World Record. The existing world record for trees planted by hand by any number of people within a single hour is 653,143. I also planted a tree!! See http://www.bbc.co.uk/breathingplaces/treeoclock/ for more details.

This large green area to the east of Canterbury, was previously a landfill tip site, now a community garden with various new woodlands planted in the site. See http://www.bbc.co.uk/breathingplaces/ for details about a place for nature near you.

This tree planting is in the Sturry Road Community Garden (which has been created on a landfill site to the east of Canterbury). Trees are being planted along side the fence of the park and ride near the garden. As part of National Tree Week, Breathing Places and its partners invited thousands of people to plant as many trees as possible in the hour between 11am and 12 noon on Saturday 5 December 2009. This is to break a Guinness World Record. The existing world record for trees planted by hand by any number of people within a single hour is 653,143. See http://www.bbc.co.uk/breathingplaces/treeoclock/ for more details.

Beside the kissing Gate Entrance on Tennyson Avenue.

The A28 Sturry Road from Canterbury city centre leads over the roundabout towards Sturry and Fordwich. Vauxhall Road leads left towards Broad Oak, past Canterbury City Retail Park (PC World and Currys). Stour Crescent leads right towards Sturry Road Park and Ride and Sturry Road Retail Park with Matalan, Pets at Home and McDonald's Drive through restaurant.

Carved stone post by the A28, in parish of CANTERBURY (CANTERBURY District), Sturry Road, West of junction with Vauxhall Road roundabout, by No 349 and 351, in domestic hedge at back of tarmac footpath, on North side of road. Ramsgate limestone diamond, erected by the Canterbury & Ramsgate Second District turnpike trust in the 19th century. Inscription reads:- : (5)7 MILES / TO / LONDON : : (1)5 / MILE(S) / TO / RAMSGATE : Milestone Society National ID: KE_RGCY15.

Seen from Tennyson Avenue. The Sturry Road Community Garden has been created on a landfill site to the east of Canterbury. Its many features include a garden club, a toddlers' play area, a skateboard park, a BMX track, a grass kickabout area, an event arena, a meadow glade ecology park and a community woodland.