ビルジントンでの周辺の簡単なハイキングとウォーキング

This is a really worthwhile stop to add to your route.

Bumpy path but beautiful

Royal Air Force Newchurch or RAF Newchurch was a temporary Second World War airfield at Newchurch, Kent. It was a base for a Hawker Tempest wing

Nice view from the canal

The Cosway Monument at Bilsington is a grade II listed building , erected in 1835 in memory of local landowner and philanthropist Sir William Richard Cosway, who was killed in a coaching accident nearby. He helped establish a school and supported reforms for agricultural workers in the area. Constructed from local Kent rag stone, the monument stands over fifty feet high and dominates the skyline for some distance

There were four ALGs built on Romney Marsh as well as others across the South East, but Newchurch was to become one of the most successful and busiest of all. They were temporary airfields built for a possible invasion of France

Bilsington is an old village with plenty of history hidden in its folds. Its church, St Peter and St Paul, is 12th-century although large sections were rebuilt over the centuries. Next to it sits a 15th-century barn, lovingly taken care of, with its own medieval moat. It's now a spectacular wedding venue. The monument that lies just to the east is the Cosway obelisk, built in the 1800s in honour of Sir William Cosway, a local landowner, who lost his life in a coach accident.

Built in 1835 and grade 2 listed, was built for a local land owner.