Toad Rock, Tunbridge Wells

Note on back - The Toad Rock is in a hollow on the eastern side of Rusthall Common, and is a remarkable group of sandstone; near by there are other rocks of strange shapes and fanciful names, such as The Loaf, The Lion, etc. The chief points of interest, however, in this direction are the High Rocks'. These rocks are sixty to seventy feet high, and are separated by deep clefts fringed with beautiful foliage. They are enclosed in pretty pleasure grounds, where a very enjoyable day can be spent on the lake, in the maze, or playing lawn tennis. The whole of the surrounding country is extremely picturesque, and the air most healthful.Certificate of Punctuation to Harold Chantler of Manor Road School, on the back

Enclosed Enjoyable Extremely Fanciful Fringed Hollow However Loaf Maze Names Points Remarkable Rusthall Sandstone Separated Seventy Shapes Sixty Spent Surrounding Toad

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