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Tour
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Visit
Chartwell - See Cutty Sark - Drive through the Kent countryside - Visit
Battle GREENWICH
- Our first stop is riverside Greenwich where we can photograph the 'Cutty
Sark', the fastest sailing ship built in the 19th century for the
important sea trade witht he Indies and 'Gypsy Moth IV', the tiny ketch
in which Francis Chichester single-handedly circumnavigated the world in
1966/7. We will also admire the elegant buildings of the Royal Naval
College and the National Maritime Museum through which the Meridian Line
runs. BATTLE
- Next we drive south over the lovely North Downs and through the
picturesque 'Weald' of the county of Kent pas hop fields and oast houses
in to the county of Sussex to visit the site on Senlac Hill outside the
charming little town of Battle just north of Hastings of the battle
which changed the course of English history in 1066. There will be time
for lunch in one of Battle's medieval inns. CHARTWELL
- Finally west and north through the beautiful Ashdown Forest to visit 'Chartwell'
the lovely home of Winston Churchill from 1922-65, now preserved as a
memorial to Britian's greatest 20th century statesman. On our return to
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