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This is a really nice photo. I very much like that part of the cliffs and the boat makes it much more interesting. I am in a wind band called the White Cliffs Symphonic Winds in Dover and am the webmaster. I would like to use this photo on the web site with your permission. See www.wcsw.org.uk
A journey down the river Stour starting from Sandwich, Kent eventually leads to the estuary where one can see kingfishers, herons, egrets, whimbrels, cormorants, numerous other unusual birds and surprisingly a colony of seals. There is road access to the nature park between Richborough and Cliffsend.
A journey down the river Stour starting from Sandwich, Kent eventually leads to the estuary where one can see kingfishers, herons, egrets, whimbrels, cormorants, numerous other unusual birds and surprisingly a colony of seals.
There is road access to the nature park between Richborough and Cliffsend.
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This is a really nice photo. I very much like that part of the cliffs and the boat makes it much more interesting. I am in a wind band called the White Cliffs Symphonic Winds in Dover and am the webmaster. I would like to use this photo on the web site with your permission. See www.wcsw.org.uk
Belle photo. J'aime Amitiés Marc
Very nice photo. Like, Greeting,Nenad
Thankyou Steve for the photo and the memories. Roy Kaighin. (Canada)
Before the developers moved in to build what is now called Thistledown, a roman farmhouse was unearthed.
This plaque marks the spot where Julius Caesar is supposed to have landed leading the Roman invasion of Britain in AD55.
A journey down the river Stour starting from Sandwich, Kent eventually leads to the estuary where one can see kingfishers, herons, egrets, whimbrels, cormorants, numerous other unusual birds and surprisingly a colony of seals. There is road access to the nature park between Richborough and Cliffsend.
A journey down the river Stour starting from Sandwich, Kent eventually leads to the estuary where one can see kingfishers, herons, egrets, whimbrels, cormorants, numerous other unusual birds and surprisingly a colony of seals. There is road access to the nature park between Richborough and Cliffsend.
This is the new MIllennium Bridge over the River Liffey in Dublin
This lake in the Wicklow Mountains, near Dublin is said by the Irish to represent a pint of Guinness with its black waters and fine white sandy beach.