The closest spot to foreign places

 Today's walk was through part of Dover. I didn't do the obvious bits of the castle, or the docks, but instead poked and prodded the 'ordinary' part of the town.

Dover, to most people, is just a place to leave from or arrive at, and most just pass through as quickly as they can. It's a great shame, as, apart from the Castle (which is easy to get to without troubling the town), it gets virtually no tourism, and it's a town dying on its' feet to a greater degree than almost anywhere else in the country.

However, pictures and bits of info on Kent1

Sunshine after the rain.

 Being left to my own devices on one of the few dry days so far this year, and not wanting to be anywhere busy, I opted to go and poke around the Kent/Sussex border. It's been so wet lately, I actually had to give up and turn round on two lanes, because they were just so wet and muddy. 

However, I've updated both the Kent and Sussex pages with a few small villages