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This church, constructed with Tudor brick, was erected in the early 16th century after a fire destroyed the entire village.

Discovering this refreshing oasis is a wonderful surprise as you make your way along the High Weald Heritage Trail.

Beautiful section of walking along the wide grassy banks of the Royal Military Canal.

Nice woodland walk that leads to a secluded lake

Built of brick in 1516 after a large fire destroyed the whole village, Smallhythe church is a simple rectangular box, rather taller than it need be, its exterior height emphasised by the crow-stepped gables that rise in ten steps. The west wall has a little image niche under the gable. The interior is as plain as the exterior and has a wooden chancel screen and nicely tiled floor

This simple bridge spans the Royal Military Canal at the edge of Romney Marsh. Not far from the region invaded before the Battle of Hastings, many hundreds of years later this marsh was a weak point in England's defences against the French, namely, Napoleon. The information board here talks of the deliberation involved in defending the vast marshland so close to France.

This church sits on a site that has seen much in its time. A Saxon fort was once built here but Danish invaders sacked it and a church of this dedication was noted in the Domesday Book. Part of the tower dates back to the 12th century and it was struck by lightening in the 16th. The resulting fire destroyed much of the church, and it was rebuilt into the one you see today.