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Bysing Wood Road, FAVERSHAM, ME13 7RH

This man on his bicycle is on Bysing Wood Road heading towards town. When I initially saw him in the distance, I thought he was a fisherman and with his gear on a bicycle (became of the camouflaged gear). But when he passed me, I was stunned to see that he was a bag-man tramp on a bicycle!!!!!

Davington church can just be seen in the far distance above the rooftops.

An entrance to a packing firm was used as a temporary storage for several TV and Film Location Vechicles. Including a 'Boys' changing rooms and several food vans. See https://www.facebook.com/HnaFacilitiestvFilmLocationFacilityVehicles for their facebook page! Maybe being used for “Southcliffe”, a new Channel 4 drama being filmed in Faversham on Wed 10th October. See http://www.kentnews.co.uk/leisure/hollywood_stars_filming_in_faversham_1_156752 more details.

This entrance to a packing firm (on Bysing Wood Road) is a temporary storage for several TV and Film Location Vechicles. Including a 'Boys' changing rooms and several food vans. Maybe being used for “Southcliffe”, a new Channel 4 drama. See http://www.kentnews.co.uk/leisure/hollywood_stars_filming_in_faversham_1_1567527for more details.

This bright blue bus leads from Faversham towards Brogdale Farm (home of the National Fruit Collections). This hourly bus service was running from Faversham railway station and Sainsbury's (in the background) to and from Brogdale, for the Apple Festival. The UK's largest fruit festival.

A road is being constructed to leads down to the carpark and entrance of the new store being built on Bysing Wood Road. The road curves around leftwards towards the new building. On the left is a retaining wall holding the road above the carpark, it still needs a safety fence.

These are the site offices of Carey's. The construction company building the new store. See http://www.careysplc.co.uk/html_version/content/index.asp for more details on the company. In the foreground, a large fuel bowser and pump. It is cheaper for building firms to fill a large bowser on site and then various site equipment can use it. Also seen is a skip and dumper truck, essential vehicle on a modern site.

This new fencing has partially surrounded the new construction site of Sainsbury's. This fence also helps with the stopping of noise, dust and other irritants. The fence helps against vandalism. Compare with Image

On Bysing Wood Road was Image Then Image was started. Now all that remains are the foundations of the factory. Presumably this will give a nice base to the foundations for a new supermarket.

Following up from Image The concrete base of the former warehouses of East Kent Packers has been broken up and graded into sizes. This is now hardcore to be used by other building projects. In the foreground, a large mound of top soil taken from the lefthand edge of the site. This maybe used in the landscaping of the site when the store is completed, or it may be sold or moved to other sites.