ニューイントンでの周辺の簡単なハイキングとウォーキング

well worth a visit, check website fore opening times. https://www.kbobm.org/

Often on the seafront serving a mixed bean blend

From above, the sheer size of the Channel Tunnel Terminal is apparent.

Great place to stop once you get to the parade. I had a very tasty burger and coffee here to refuel after the ride from Dover

Beautiful lane flowing across the downs, A great point to stop for a lunch break and soak in the views over Folkstone.

Ethelburga, daughter of King Ethelbert and Queen Bertha of Kent, married Edwin, King of Northumbria in 625. By her influence he was converted and baptised at the place where York Minster now stands. But he was killed in battle against “the heathen” in 633, and Queen Ethelburga fled for safety to Kent. Her brother, now King Eadbald, gave her a royal property in Lyminge. Queen Ethelburga founded here a double minster or convent for men and women, becoming the first Abbess. When Ethelburga died in 647, she was regarded as a Saint and her remains were placed in the northern porticus of her church, which made the place a pilgrimage shrine.

The beach along this coastline stretches for miles and is fantastic for paddling, swimming and sunbathing. This section is just at the end of the Royal Military Canal, between Hythe and Folkestone. Take care of the tides here as they are absolutely enormous at springs and quite large at neaps.

Great views for miles out across all of Folkestone, Hythe and beyond.