- Romney Marsh is a sparsely populated wetland area in the counties of Kent and East Sussex in the south-east of England. It covers about 100 square miles (260 km2).
- Romney Marsh, where the roads wind like streams through pasture and the sky is always three-quarters of the landscape.
- Romney Marsh, one of the world’s finest natural grasslands, is famous for its sheep, but a section of it has been plowed up for the production of spring flowers and...
- The whole area of Romney Marsh was a wide sandy bay and, as sea level rose, the sea piled in layer upon layer of sand until it was about 10 metres deep.
- But apart from these medieval bits, Romney Marsh has been level farmland for 15 centuries.
- Romney Marsh is a sparsely populated wetland area on the Kent/East Sussex border.
- Romney Marsh lambs are celebrated for their tender texture and flavoursome juiciness.
- ROMNEY MARSH is now a spacious level of marsh ground, lying on the southern coast of Kent, between the upland hills and the sea shore.
- With excellent accommodation, outstanding attractions, fine food and drink, varied walking routes and many sandy beaches, Romney Marsh is an ideal place to visit...
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Болотистая местность в Юго-Восточной Англии, в графствах Кент и Восточный Суссекс. Её площадь составляет около 100 квадратных миль. На краю этой местности расположены города Нью-Ромни и Рай. Википедия
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