Where to go in Kent?
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Where to go in Kent?
I am going to be in Kent for a few days in October and wondered where the best aviation related Museums are? Any must sees?
Thanks in advance.
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BoB Memorial at Capel Le Ferne
BoB Museum at Hawkinge
Museum at Manston
The Jackdaw Pub as featured in the film.
Brenzett Museum...if open in October ?
Dover castle
Will that do for starters ??
BoB Museum at Hawkinge
Museum at Manston
The Jackdaw Pub as featured in the film.
Brenzett Museum...if open in October ?
Dover castle
Will that do for starters ??
Chartwell is worth going to for the views alone. Looking South across the Kentish Weald you can see what inspired Churchill in 1940.
PS MAPS at Rochester Airport is also wortwhile - to see hi quality warbird restoration. But check opening times first.
PS MAPS at Rochester Airport is also wortwhile - to see hi quality warbird restoration. But check opening times first.
Guern..........
Should you elect to visit the museum at Hawkinge, be advised leave your camera at home. You will NOT be welcome with a camera.
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Should you elect to visit the museum at Hawkinge, be advised leave your camera at home. You will NOT be welcome with a camera.
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Guern - The Shoreham Battle of Britain Museum is excellent, located in the beautiful Darenth Valley near to Sevenoaks, Kent:
The Shoreham Aircraft Museum
Not to be confused with the small museum at Shoreham Airport, West Sussex, although it often is!
The Shoreham Aircraft Museum
Not to be confused with the small museum at Shoreham Airport, West Sussex, although it often is!
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Should you elect to visit the museum at Hawkinge, be advised leave your camera at home. You will NOT be welcome with a camera.
It's a case of "Once bitten, twice shy", I was told.