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1280년에 건설이 시작되었지만 결코 완성되지 않았습니다. 580명의 주민에게는 너무 큽니다

Rye Harbour Nature Reserve is a wonderful and diverse area: a coastline with a pebble beach, a sea wall, lakes from former gravel pits, sheep pastures, canals, inland former pebble beaches, the Rother estuary, bunker sites, various beach plants, and a diverse range of birds. The Discovery Centre offers information and a café with friendly service.

Old city gate in what must have been the former city wall.

Cozy, fresh and delicious.

A beautiful isolated spot on Romney Marsh. Apparently, many years ago, a senior cleric got lost in the marshes and fell into a swamp. He promised god that if he was saved, he would build a church on the spot... Guess what? he was saved by a passing villager and hey ho - here is the church!

Rye is beautiful and the Cantii Way provides a nice little tour of the town, but watch out for the cobbles - they can be slippery and will shake your teeth out!

It is an English monument. You can read why in the following link: https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1415588?section=official-list-entry If you set off 30 minutes before low tide, you should be able to make it. There are ladders outside. Unfortunately, I wasn't wearing my swimming trunks and had to stop because of the high tide.

Built in the 13th Century, this (and the nearby ditch) were part of Winchelsea's defences. In 1380, the French gained entry through this gate and gave the town a good, old-fashioned sacking!