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Category: Kent
Hidden Hever: Beyond the Castle Walls – Part Two
In Part One, I ended with the woodland walk and a stunning display of bluebells. After…
Hidden Hever: Beyond the Castle Walls – Part One
While Hever Castle is best known as the childhood home of Anne Boleyn, the second of…
Swimming the Channel
The English Channel seems to be forever in the news for one reason or another and…
Discovering a 700-Year-Old Tearoom in New Romney
It was perfect weather for sitting in the sun and enjoying a cream tea and so…
Notable Figures of Kent and Sussex
While travelling through the rolling hills and scenic landscapes of Kent and Sussex, it is significant…
400-year-old Mystery Portrait Features in New Penshurst Place Exhibition
A centuries-old painting at Penshurst Place takes centre stage this spring as a new exhibition, ‘Who…
Dickens’ Tale of Two Cities Comes to Life in Canterbury
As regular readers will know, we’re pretty psyched about anything Charles Dickens and proud of his…
Kentish Grandmother’s Lavender Drying
I don’t know about you, but I learned so much from my Kentish Grandmothers. One from…
Tales & Trails – May Half Term Adventure at Hever Castle
This May Half Term, families are invited to step back in time and embark on a…