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Discovering Kent

Since I have lived in this county, I have been steadily discovering its more or less known gems. I fell in love with Kent, its monuments, landscapes, history and people. I read and visit a lot, learn everything I can about Kent.

May 11, 2019April 9, 2020

Fant Wildlife area in Maidstone

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April 25, 2019April 14, 2020

Blue carpets in English forests

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April 20, 2019April 9, 2020

Lavender Fields in Kent

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April 20, 2019March 9, 2020

Walk around Shoreham

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April 20, 2019March 29, 2020

10 dog-friendly beaches

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April 20, 2019March 10, 2020

Pie in George and Dragon in Downe

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April 20, 2019March 29, 2020

15 reasons to visit Rochester

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April 19, 2019March 29, 2020

Groombridge Place – perfect for children and adults.

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April 19, 2019March 29, 2020

Tonbridge

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My love for England did not appear at first sight, it developed slowly like a love story in a romantic soap opera. Step by step. It wasn’t until I moved to Kent that it accelerated. Because Kent is an amazing county, here I created my new home and now step by step I discover it for myself and others.

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Church in Ridley
Lovely view of ice cream van almost like a first sing of summer 😊 in Wrotham village.
Situated on Ridley Hill on the opposite side to St Peter's Church and Ridley Court Farm, the Ridley Angel is next to Bowdler's Well. A plaque at its base gives the thoughts of the Ridley Angel including "I am the Ridley Angel, and proud to venture forth, though not as posh as Gabriel or the Angel of the North."
The warmth of the fire gently wrapped the guests sitting around the fireplace. The home brew ale warmed them from the inside. It felt so good, almost idyllic. Lucky they didn’t have to go outside, where there was a violent wind and rain. The conversations was not great, everyone was deeply immersed in their own thoughts, nostalgic. Somewhere around midnight lights started flashing and the fire in the fireplace dimmed. To the shock of the guests the glass mugs hanging over the bar rise vertically upwards, whirled in the air and hit the floor with a power breaking into a million tiny pieces. A rustling whisper spread around the pub. There were eight people there. Later, giving testimony to these events, each of these people said that then they heard someone whispering their name. Everyone different name. Someone saw some faces in the window. After a while, everything went quiet. The frightened guests dispersed quickly to their rooms. Nobody slept that night.
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Beautiful pigeon cottage found close to Faversham golf club.
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