canterbury cathedral

Canterbury Cathedral

 Date: August | Location: Canterbury  | Demolished: No  

What can I say about this place? Just wow! It is so beautiful and amazing. I can't believe I had never been here before. There is a fee to enter the cathedral, but you pay once and can visit multiple times throughout the year. The place is stunning, though it does get really busy. It reminds me of something out of Hogwarts! The history begins with St. Augustine, who founded the first cathedral in 597 AD to turn Britain into a Christian nation. The cathedral is one of the oldest and most spiritual sites of the Anglican Church. In 1170, a murder occurred involving Archbishop Thomas Becket. Sadly, in late 1067, a fire damaged the cathedral significantly. During World War II, Canterbury was bombed, and the cathedral was a target. Even though it was hit, it survived.

Chatham Hill Mystery Tunnel

 Chaham Hill Mystery Tunnel 

Date July | location chatham | Delmoished -No 

Im not sure about the history on these tunnels, 

Chatham Hill Mystery Tunnel

Date: July | Location: Chatham | Demolished: No

I’m not sure about the history of these tunnels.

Maidstone Zoo Remains & llama House

 Maidstone zoo remains & Llama house 

Date June | Location Kent  | Demolished - Yes now a park 

I planned to meet up with one my mummy friends for the afternoon with the kids , just to get out for a bit as i had nothing planned and then some how we ended up at cobtree park  i haven't been here in over 5 years  So we went to the park and then a little walk around the route looking of remains off the old zoo 

Maidstone zoo - Remains 

The Llam House 

brook Rural Museam - Brook Kent

 Brook Rural Museum 

Date May | Location Kent | Delmoished No

We headed to the Brook Rural Museum while we were in Ashford, as it is part of the Wheels of Time Trail. It’s one of the last few locations we need to visit to complete the trail. We happened to go on a day when there was an event happening, so it was really busy. There was an entry fee, but it wasn't too much, and this is to be expected to help with the upkeep of the site. 

Overall, the site is really interesting, featuring lots of old farm equipment and showcasing the way of life from back in the day. The museum holds 700 years of history, including a 14th-century barn and a 19th-century oast house. It is described as a collection of history through the years, making it a fascinating place to explore.