we had discovered the beautiful area of
Kent for the first time during our
European ball - why cycling from London
to Dover we had to rush to Dover to take
a ferry to France but we told ourselves
we had to be back to explore it once our
bike tube was over we visited can't
quite a few times in the past but during
the particular we came we decided to
take a road trip to visit the most
beautiful villages and towns in camp in
a single day
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Hey good morning today we are in London
and we are going to explore some spots
on towns in Kent and right I'm not
driving and let's see how many times we
can just check out in a stay
the first stop of the day is Canterbury
and we are going to explore around
Canterbury is only 100 kilometres away
from London this means you have a two
hour drive or you can take a high-speed
train for a 50 minute journey this
historic town is home to the famous
Canterbury Cathedral with more than 1400
years of Christian history
one of the oldest Norman castles of
England is also in this town canterbury
castle has an interesting history it was
acted in the 11th century then became a
prison in the 13th century and was
abandoned and demolished in the 18th
century the best way to a sprawl
Canterbury is by strolling around
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our next stop was 44th which claims to
be the smallest town in the UK with the
population of just 381 I know it's not
common to see a town with a population
this low but who cares this place is
really peaceful and beautiful it is a
great place to relax and take some
photos
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there are also true nice restaurants
next to the river so if you are hungry
you can pop into one of them third stop
chillin chillin is the lovely village
high above the valley of the River Stour
in the area of outstanding natural
beauty in Kent
it's preserved medieval square is
surrounded by cute houses a couple of
quaint tea rooms a 16th century church
and chi'lan castle the castle is private
and this garden is open to the public
once a week
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. commercial commercial is a tiny
peaceful and pretty looking Kentish
village jane austen the 18th century
novelist often visited this minute
because of her bharata
edward not who owned garnish on pot this
park is also featured on the ten pound
notes
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fifth stop Belinda
feeding them is a small charming village
with the few local shops and restaurants
the whole village center is rather small
but we took our time to stroll around
the main road and go towards the church
boil admiring the old tile hung houses
aren't they cute six stop as for else
port is a small pictures village on the
River Medway the village is great for a
day trip from London there are free car
parks on both sides of the river the
working pal poisonous to the carpark
lead us into the village strolling
around the village and crossing the
medieval five arches bridge was fun
we were not hungry but if you're you can
have food and drinks in the 16th century
riverside restaurant
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seven stop item the beautiful village of
items was the last stop of our day while
we were working on the Main Street we
were stopped by historical charming
houses one of the most remarkable
buildings in item is the parish church
it's the entire north oil was built of
brick in 1639 you can find more detailed
information about these chains villages
and a few others on my blood
sunny study done and we are ready to
head back to London I hope you enjoyed
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