Here is the harbour at Folkestone. The arches carry the railway line which used to take trains to the busy cross-channel ferries, to France. Now the "Tunnel" has taken that away!


Here is a view of Kent - from the little village of Goudhurst. Hurst means a clearing in a wood, and nearly all of Kent's villages have names indicating their origin. Kent was once one vast wood, with outcrops of iron-ore which they used the wood to smelt into cast-iron and pig-iron.