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Routes
Op de kaart
Elke speld is een route, en elke route zit vol verhalen.
Walk the West Farleigh River route near Wateringbury.
90 talen
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Geschikt voorWandelenHardlopenFietsen
Langs het water3 plekken onderweg
Geweldige verhalen terwijl je op pad bent.
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Here is a riverside stroll that climbs a steep hill for wide views over the Medway Valley and can be combined with the Teston walk for a longer day. Highlights include Kettle Bridge, also called Barming Bridge, which replaced an ancient ford, and the local tale that Roman cobbles remain on the riverbed below. Kettle Lane takes its name from cattle once driven to Chatham, and nearby hilltop houses are said to have been used in smuggling.
Onderweg
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Kettle BridgeAlso called Barming Bridge, it replaced an ancient ford where a crossing has existed since Roman times.
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Medway ValleyWide view from the steep hill climbed on this riverside walk.
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Kettle LaneIts name comes from Cattle Lane, where herds were driven down to the ford for slaughter at Chatham.
De route
Afstand5.7 km
Wandelen≈ 1 u 25
Hardlopen≈ 39 min
Stijging↑ 88 m
RouteRondwandeling
Een rondje van 5.7 km vanuit Wateringbury om te wandelen, hardlopen of fietsen, met 88 m klimmen.