Across Ash: Tracks, Tiles, and Traditions

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Across
  1. 2. Architectural style seen in many of Ash’s older homes
  2. 4. Village benefactor family name remembered in Ash’s history
  3. 6. Material used in Ash’s historic boundary markers, struck during beating of the bounds
  4. 7. Traditional Kentish building for drying hops
  5. 8. Year of King Ethelbert’s meeting with St Augustine, written out in full HOE Simple farming tool used in Ash’s fields
  6. 9. Century when Ash’s farming activity reached its peak
  7. 10. Celebration once held in Kent hop‑picking communities, marking the end of harvest
  8. 11. Distinctive red clay roofing material seen on Ash’s cottages
Down
  1. 1. Historic system of open fields and strips of land in Ash
  2. 3. Local railway line that once connected Ash to Canterbury and beyond
  3. 5. Community group in Ash celebrating 105 years of guiding and youth activities
  4. 6. Historic parish church at the heart of Ash village life