View towards Hoo St Werburgh from the Saxon Shore Way
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View towards Hoo St Werburgh from the Saxon Shore Way
Image: © Marathon Taken: 15 Aug 2013
The Saxon Shore Way follows Kent's ancient coastline. In many places this is now miles inland. The Saxon Shore Way is named after the line of historic fortifications that defended the Kent coast at the end of the Roman era. It is 160 miles long and runs from Gravesend to Hastings. Here it is heading downhill towards Hoo St Werburgh and the Medway Estuary. The edge of the village can be seen ahead along with the spire of St Werburgh Church.
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