Exploring the Southeastern Coast of England by car
Beachy Head’s chalky cliffs
Leads not required for Bunnies
Eastbourne
Brighton Beach
Brighton Beach’s 19th-century Royal Pavilion
Hoppy wants to come back near year when he’s bigger and can ride the big boy rides
Entrance to the Battlefield of Hastings, the battle was fought in 1066. Very interesting tour here
Town of Battle, just outside the entrance to the Battle of Hastings (180 from above photo)
Part of the battlefield. Hoppy is ready for battle! He knows kung fu!
They would not let him keep the battlefield helmet and he didn't want the plastic gift shop model
Dover Castle, considered “the key to England” by would be invaders. English troops were garrisoned within the castle for almost 900 years, protecting the coast from European invaders. There is also an extensive tunnel system.
Dover
Dungeness, England
Prospect Cottage in Dungeness, originally a Victorian fisherman’s hut. The timber walls are weatherproofed with tar. On the side are lines from John Donne’s poem “The Sun Rising”
Village of Rye
Rye
Village of Deal, we based here for three nights to explore the surrounding areas
Deal
Pebble beaches are the norm
Deal, England
Deal, England
Whitstable, a charming fishing village known for its oysters
Turned our back for a min and they are all gone
Whitstable
A friendly bloke with great oysters and fried mussels
Pub Break
Canterbury, England
Canterbury, England
One of these is not like the other!
Deal pier on a windy evening
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