Guided Walk - 31st July - get a FREE Gift

• Guest 651

  • Registered: 12 Mar 2008
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  18 July 2011     17:46115394
  #1      
  Sunday 31st July 2.00pm
  
  EAST CLIFF ODDITIES - THEN AND NOW
  
  A circuit around the outside of Dover's main fortress to see the other historical sights that skirt around the famous Dover Castle. See the
  site of Bleriot's 1909 landing, the development of the Eastern Docks at the turn of the 1900's, the Royal Naval Seaplane Station and much more!
  
  CHARGE: £2 Adults, children free.
  LEADER: Jeff Howe & Paul Wells for White Cliffs Countryside Partnership (01304 241806).
  MEET:St James's Church ruins, off Woolcomber Street, Dover (TR 323 416).
  DISTANCE: 2.5 miles (2.5 hours).
  GRADE: 3
  
  Book via the Explore Kent website (and lots of other walks) to get a free goodie bag !!
  
  http://guidedwalks.kent.gov.uk/walk/6087/east-cliff-oddities-then-and-now
  Been nice knowing you :)
• Guest 651

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  30 July 2011     16:45117533
  #2      
  Will be nice weather for it tomorrow....
  Been nice knowing you :)
• howard mcsweeney1

  • Location: Dover
  • Registered: 12 Mar 2008
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  30 July 2011     17:43117543
  #3      
  sounds like a pleasant walk for a sunday afternoon, a good two quids worth.
• Guest 645

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  30 July 2011     17:46117545
  #4      
  Boiling today..good forecast for the weekend thru til Tuesday
  Marek
  I think therefore I am (not a Tory supporter)
• Guest 653

  • Registered: 13 Mar 2008
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  31 July 2011     07:17117595
  #5      
  Good Luck with it Scotchie.
  
  Those 3 themed walks I created some years ago never saw the light of day - they were approved by Derek Leach (Dover Society - who thought all of them were very good) and Jon Iveson (DDC - etc. who also checked them for historical accuracy), but there were problems with the guides and public liability insurance, so they never got off the ground.
  
  I did ask Richard Mahony if he would like to take them on and run them, especially when he had permission to open up the Grand-Shaft, but that, as we all know, went belly-up and so it didn't happen.
  
  If the guided walks could be regularly taken, I would be happy for anyone to take them over, they all give a good account of Dover's diverse history: The ancient walls and gates, Our Napoleonic past and Front0line Dover.
  
  
  
  
  Roger
• Guest 651

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  31 July 2011     20:52117701
  #6      
  20 (hopefully) happy people today and nice weather.
  
  Roger - you should approach White Cliffs Countryside Project about the walks thay may have ideas of people who could do them and would be covered for insurance. Unfortunately we have enough on our hands with the Western Heights to stray away too much
  Been nice knowing you :)
• Pat Sherratt

  • Location: Dover
  31 July 2011     21:27117704
  #7      
  Paul (and Jeff)
  
  As usual a most enlightening walk with the usual high quality visuals.
  
  Well done
• Guest 640

  • Registered: 21 Apr 2007
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  1 August 2011     07:53117714
  #8      
  Well done Paul with this..you are a quiet star and no mistake
  email: dover7@msn.com
• Guest 673

  • Registered: 16 Jun 2008
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  5 August 2011     00:15118421
  #9      
  Entertaining and informative walk, thanks to Jeff and Scotchie.
  
  Have just found a photo I took of us catching our breath at the top of the climb up from Athol Terrace to the National Trust.