Old Lodge in the snow

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04 February 2019 | Posted in Nature Reserves , Old Lodge

Old Lodge nature reserve in the Ashdown Forest was turned into a winter wonderland last week.

Thanks for Tom Lee for sharing his beautiful video with us.

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