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National Trust - Chiddingstone Village Kent by Adam Swaine Via Flickr: Chiddingstone Village Kent..Now one of the country’s best-preserved Tudor villages, Chiddingstone dates back to pagan times. The village has witnessed invasions, rebellions and plenty of local upheaval, and even played host to Anne Boleyn’s family.One of the most beautiful and oldest villages in Kent..
Today's #MicroMondays is a jauntily dressed gentleman chopping firewood in the calendar - the labor of the month for November - on f. 17r of LJS 463, a 15th century German compilation of medical and astrological texts.
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Scotney Castle Turret Door..NT Kent by Adam Swaine Via Flickr: n 1377 French ships raided the Sussex coast, causing widespread damage and panic among the local population. Roger de Ashburnham, Conservator of the Peace in Kent and Sussex, decided to build a castle to guard against the threat of further invasions.He chose a site on the River Bewl, at the bottom of a wooded valley just south of Lamberhurst, and there he built a quadrangular castle on a pair of islands, surrounded by a wide moat. The moat also encloses an outer courtyard and the stumpy remains of a ruined gatehouse
Chiddingstone Village Kent Weald.. by Adam Swaine Via Flickr: Chiddingstone Village One of the most beautiful and oldest villages in Kent..Now one of the country’s best-preserved Tudor villages, Chiddingstone dates back to pagan times. The village has witnessed invasions, rebellions and plenty of local upheaval, and even played host to Anne Boleyn’s family.Legend has it that Chiddingstone is named after the distinctively shaped rocky outcrop that sits at the centre of the village. The Chiding Stone is said to have been used, at various times, as a druid altar, an Anglo-Saxon boundary marker and a place of punishment or chiding. Similar names were recorded as far back as the 12th century, when the village was known as Cidingstane, stane being the Middle English word for stone.
Chilham Village Square Kent.. by Adam Swaine Via Flickr: An attractive village near Canterbury, Chilham is based around a square hemmed by half-timbered buildings. The wealth of historic architecture in Chilham makes it one of the most visited places in Kent.Among the older buildings is the White Horse Inn, which dates to the 16th century..The parish church of St Mary dates to the 13th century, though it likely replaced a much earlier Saxon building with roots going as far back as the 7th century.
Chilham Village Square Kent.. by Adam Swaine Via Flickr: An attractive village near Canterbury, Chilham is based around a square hemmed by half-timbered buildings. The wealth of historic architecture in Chilham makes it one of the most visited places in Kent.Among the older buildings is the White Horse Inn, which dates to the 16th century..The parish church of St Mary dates to the 13th century, though it likely replaced a much earlier Saxon building with roots going as far back as the 7th century.
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