Close-up of the painting - portrait of St Martin at Dover's Maison Dieu.Dover Museum and Maison Dieu8th April 2024Dover’s history has always been determined by its crucial location on the English Channel, just over twenty miles away from France and continental Europe.
Folkestone Museum8th April 2024Folkestone sits close to the middle of the Cross-Channel Geopark, and its coastal location has given rise to a rich history.
Board walk leading to wooden visitor centre with rushesShorne Woods Country Park8th April 2024Shorne Woods is a 300 acre country park between Gravesend and Strood with an interesting geological heritage.
Father and son walking along path at the edge of pine forestPerry Wood8th April 2024Perry Wood in Selling is something of a geological anomaly in the Kent part of the Cross-Channel Geopark.
Front view of Dover Castle, sunny day and blue skies.Dover Castle4th April 2024The most famous building in the Cross-Channel Geopark, Dover Castle has an extraordinary history stretching back at least to the Roman conquest of Britain nearly…
A couple sitting on the Downs watching the sunset over the countrysideDevil’s Kneading Trough and the Wye Downs4th April 2024The Devil’s Kneading Trough is an extraordinary site of geological significance and the Wye Downs are a fantastic example of how geology impacts upon biodiversity.
White Cliffs of Dover4th April 2024One of the most famous geological features in the world, the White Cliffs of Dover are also arguably the most iconic image of the British…
Group of people walking along a footpath beneath the White Cliffs of DoverFolkestone Harbour, the Warren & Samphire Hoe4th April 2024The coastal area stretching from the eastern edge of Folkestone to the western edge of Dover is truly unique.
Atmospheric grey clouds over the Wye Crown MemorialChalk Monuments4th April 2024On the chalk hills of the Kent Downs there are four ‘hill figures’ carved into the slopes of the hills themselves.
A couple walking alongside the River Darent at Lullingstone on a chilly, autumnal dayThe River Darent27th March 2024There are only around 200 chalk streams in the world, so the Darent is an extremely unique and rare!