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South Downs and Kent.
Kent has an extensive and varied coast, with stunning landscapes including the mysterious and haunting Dungeness and Romney Marshes whilst East Sussex has wide open spaces from the cliff tops to the chalk hills of the South Downs National Park.
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"Beached" - Dungeness - Kent
Dungeness is at the end of a mile and a half shingle promontory, between New Romney, Lydd and Camber on Romney Marsh. The Dungeness Estate is privately owned, and whoever originally decided to purchase it was obviously a genius, as it has to be one of the best investments ever. Each year more and more shingle is deposited on the shore, so Dungeness, unlike a great deal of the rest of the coast, is actually getting bigger.
