Thanks Cathy…

You make it perfect clear, Kent is not just a place to drive through after arriving by ferry or train. It's a great trip you put together, a complete guid for visiting Kent. Also know as "The Garden of England" a honorable title well deserved.

There is a single thing I like to add on your tour.

Between Dover and Folkestone is a smaal place with a French sounding name Capel Le Ferne. Passing this town on the B2011 heading Folkstone on your left hand site you will find a great memorial dedicated to The Batlle of Britain. You are welcomed by the Famous words of Churchil "Never in the field of honor…"

and in the middle of the field lay-out (desigd as a propeller, best seen from above -see it on google earth or maps) is a statue of a young pilot. 

His face is calm and almost in contradistinction to all the horror he must have faced during those days.

It's a impressive place to visit and it reminds you that thanks to those guys we can still visit the England that's so dear to us.

Picture by Ted van Onzen

Hope you are taking the day off to travel around the gorgeous scenery, castles, towns and villages in Kent today. 

Please feel free to add any photos, descriptions, information, stories, etc. here in Kent and any of the other Whistle Stop Tours for Isles of Scilly, Cornwall and Devon (that was the first one), Dorset, Hampshire & the Isle of Wight. 

The more information, the better the tour becomes.

Thank you Cathy and Ted!

I can't wait to see some of these places for real! Monday I am going to Kent for a couple of days!! :))