View of Herne Bay from the top of Beacon Hill
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View of Herne Bay from the top of Beacon Hill
Image: © Robert Lamb Taken: 14 Dec 2008
Beacon Hill rises up on the cliff top high above the sea and promenade below the cliff, giving this splendid view of Herne Bay at the top of the hill. The tower block is the one that features in Philip Perry's Image (Central Parade can just be seen running alongside it to the right of it), whilst the church spire on the left is that on the High Street. The houses on higher ground behind the tower block are on and around Central Parade as it passes Herne Bay seafront and out into Hampton. View taken looking west towards the town centre.
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Image Location
Latitude
51.372421
Longitude
1.131048