St Mary’s Church at Kenardington sits on top of a small hill that once marked the ancient British shoreline in Saxon Times. Today the sea is over twenty five miles away and Kenardington is a sleepy hamlet near Ashford. The...

The small Kent village of Woodchurch is famous for its ancient windmill and for its quirky church spire. All Saints Church is a large parish church in the centre of Woodchurch village, a short distance from Ashford in Kent. The...

This picnic site is also a Site of Nature Conservation Interest due to its diverse flora and fauna. Some parts of the site are still coppiced, which makes for ideal nesting places for birds such as nightingales, nuthatches and green...

A fun family day out with friendly farm animals! Meet golden goats, curly-wool sheep and spotted piglets; you can even play amongst the piglets. Lots more, too – playground, paddling pool, trailer rides, woodland walks, gift shop, plant centre and...

St Dunstan’s Church in the tiny hamlet of Snargate can be found on the main road between Appledore and Brenzett in Kent. The church dates back to around the early 12th Century with many original and interesting features still preserved...

St Mary Magdalene Church is an impressive and imposing 12th Century church built in the late 900’s and a church on the site was mentioned in the Doomsday Book. The current church dates from the 12th Century with many additions...

St Mary the Virgin Ebony Church is located roughly halfway between Tenterden and Appledore in Kent. The church was originally built by Saxons on an island called Chapel Bank in the River Rother estuary to serve the nearby port of...

St Peter and St Paul Church in the quiet village of Appledore sits a small distance back from the village high street. The church was started in the early 12th Century and has remained virtually unchanged ever since with only...

St Thomas Becket Church is the definitive image of the Romney Marsh as it sits alone next to a water filled dyke and is visible from a great distance across the sometimes desolate and empty grassy landscape of the marsh....

In the dark days of the Second World War the county of Kent was on the front line and suffered greatly and there are a number of memorials to those killed in the conflict including the US Airman’s Memorial at...

A windmill has stood at the top of the hill at Woodchurch since the early 1600’s. At one point there were two windmills sharing the same location, but today only the one remains, which has been fully restored by craftsmen...