20의 부턴 몬첼시가지 명소 & 주요 장소

이 정원은 일반적인 영국식 조경 공원과는 다르기 때문에 방문할 가치가 있습니다. 작가 비타 색빌-웨스트와 그녀의 남편은 부드러운 개입을 통해 자연과 건물을 조화시키려 노력했습니다. 그렇게 울창한 자연의 낙원이 탄생했습니다.

멋진 경치지만 기술적인 라이딩이며, Pilgrim Way의 노면이 관리되지 않습니다. 하지만 건조한 날에는 최소 35mm 타이어가 장착된 그래블 바이크로 탈 수 있습니다. 40mm 이상이면 더 적합할 것입니다. 젖은 날에는 피해야 합니다.

As said in a previous post, there are section of this route that are stunning as it runs along the ridges of various valleys on it's way to Winchester and beyond on the section I did from Canterbury to Guildford many parts were incredibly muddy and very hard to traverse even on a gravel bike.

The Dirty habbit at the foot of the climb provides refreshing hill accompaniments

One of my favourite climbs in the area (alongside Coldblow Land further west). From corner of Pilgrims Way it is 1km to the top. Becomes prgressivley steeper, the final ramp is around 20% gradient.

Brutal, brutal climb. Took the life out of me once you're 20%+. To make things worse, if you're wanting to stop, its difficult to do so as cars are coming up and down the road. I didn't stop but this isn't for the weak. However, it's largely 5-7 miles of descending afterwards and the climb is only extremely difficult for a short period.

A visit is always worthwhile

There is no castle or large country house here, but there are some interesting buildings. The site of Sissinghurst Castle Garden was once a Saxon pig farm, it would originally have been called 'Saxenhurst', where 'hurst' meant forest. The Tudor buildings were used as a prison for up to 3,000 French sailors captured by the British during the Seven Years' War, between 1756-63. For months, the prisoners were held in horrible, smelly conditions, in 'cells' with little access to fresh air, clean water or adequate food. The sailors called Sissinghurst 'le chateau', hence the inclusion of 'castle' in the name, although this is not a direct translation. (National Trust)