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Saturday, 28 July 2012

Dover Castle

In Tunnels, medieval and World war 11, to castle top, our legs walked, pushed and our bodies sweated in the humid heat- what a tour of Dover Castle!

So special was the very old Saxon church next to the oldest building on the complex a Roman lighthouse built in the second century AD.

Sitting next to the castle wall and admiring these two buildings - this little bird came so close- a little blessing for a very busy day exploring the big complex and heights of Dover Castle.


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nattyj said...

Is that you & Dad dressed up?

6 August 2012 9:26 am

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