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Ayyy i walk that route too 🙌 it is quite a nice one 👍

Maria was my 3 x great grandmother (Sarah Marten’s) niece.

New subscriber here, found your page after watching you on one of kent survival videos with Andy. Really enjoyed this video, thank you 😀👍🏻

Tom get content up. Been long time.

Hi really interesting learnt alot about it

great video tom loads of awesome camping spots near the sea spent a year or so their but ferry crossings are a total rip off lisa x

Nice video Tom , I remember visiting High Elms years ago , the Lubbock family also had a private cemetery that you passed through on a foot path from behind Farnborough church down to Shire lane but I hear it now so overgrown it is now hard to find.

Loving the videos Tom, keep them coming. Better value than the BBC licence fee.

Tom & Luke Excellent trip guys !! I live near there on the river so I know all the tracks & river routes from Maidstone to Rochester on both side of the Medway river. I walked down from Cuxton over Peters bridge to Burham then on to Aylesford yesterday afternoon. I was doing a reccy to find a camping spot on side river i could pull the kayak up on to overnight. There's an amazing offshoot river i call crocodile creek ( was a loading area for the barges for old Burham brickworks ) that I've paddled up a few times ( opposite DPD depo) its like something out of Jurassic park !! I actually walked past your very last camping spot where you were gutted not to be on the river on your last night , just couldn't believe it but just 200 metres further up the track there's a level spot right on the river bend looking towards peter village which is now completed . Will email you some pics and other shortcut routes !!

Sackville was Lord Warden 3 times. The first 2 occasions as 7th Earl of Dorset. On the third occasion he was Duke of Dorset. 1728. I believe that is the date the Lords Warden first made Walmer Castle their residence.

Tom and Dawn you are both lovely people. You keep us entertained on your walks, and always tell us about the local history, or things of interest which are always interesting. Beautiful area around the reservoirs.Now I know where the name Pargeter probably came from. Nice choice of meals, and I love the sleeping bag story! Also the passing place....trust you guys to pick that up!Thanks again, you lovely people!!😊,🌻

I've had mine for 18 years now, I've never felt more at home than in my little laser comp 🙂

Spent many hours there as an East End boy. We used to get into the Grotto. Pity no pictures of the Glade in the woods assuming it is still there. This would have been in the late 1940 and 50's. Happy days. Thank you for the memories.