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#1
Not been there for years, does anybody know the cost of taking a car in now? can't find anything on the net.
#2
I heard it was £6 for the day, but others may know differently.
Guest 666- Registered: 25 Mar 2008
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#3
Shouldn't be more than £7.00, I usually cycle in so am not completely sure, will be roasting today.
Oh Boy!, That'll be the day.........
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#4
Thanks chaps
#5
Personally I'd drive in from the Deal side and park up where the footpath goes to the Sailing Club. It's only a couple of hundred yards walk and no charge!
Guest 700- Registered: 11 Jun 2010
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#6
It costs £1 for a car to go through the tollgate if you are going to the Bird Observatory a little way along there.
If you haven't been, it's very interesting and always a lot of people on hand to advise and talk about our feathered friends, a lovely shop with big range of bird food, feeders, nest boxes, beautiful greeting cards, etc. etc. and if you wash up afterwards you can make yourself a cup of tea/coffee in the kitchen. Most days (I think) they do bird ringing, early in the mornings probably, which you can se (by arrangement).
On several occasions we have taken them old birds nests which fell out of the trees or taken out of bird boxes in October each year, they have lots of school parties and these are always welcome, along with bird books etc.
Kath
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#7
If bellringers are called campanologists, what are birdringers called? Do birds make a nice sound when rung?
Guest 641- Registered: 12 Mar 2008
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#8
You beat me to it Sid, Ding Dong!
Guest 700- Registered: 11 Jun 2010
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#9
Yes - some clocks have birds instead of bells - cuckoos !!
K.
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