Peace in nature

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Wrap yourself in the natural surroundings of the Kent countryside as you take time for yourself to rest, eat, walk and peacefully contemplate. Covert and Covet Woods, with the Elham Valley Way winding through them, provide an opportunity to walk under a canopy of trees; respite from the day to day navigating a range of public footpaths. Continue the day of self discovery with an afternoon at The Quiet View, a garden with space to pray, talk, reflect, study or rest. People of faith or no faith will find solace and peace in a wholesome environment. Stay, eat and relax in a wonderfully cosy English country pub, warming yourself by the fire in colder months.

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Barham

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WalkingWellbeingCovert and Covet Woods, BarhamWalk under a canopy of trees in these peaceful woods.

Lunch

Food & DrinkPlaces to EatThe Duke of Cumberland, Barham or The Black Robin, KingstonClassic British pub food just outside Canterbury.

WellbeingThe Quiet View, Kingston, near CanterburyCentre for contemplative spirituality and community retreat garden.

Dinner/Tea

Food & DrinkPlaces to EatThe Evenhill, Bekesbourne or The Pig at Bridge PlaceClassic British pub or luxurious locally sourced food.

Accommodation Options

AccommodationPlaces to StayThe Duke of Cumberland B&B or Woolton FarmB&B or glamping accommodation.

Travel

Train – Canterbury has two train stations, running from Ramsgate and Margate to London stations. You can get a train from Canterbury to Barham.

Bus – Canterbury is on the bus line from Ashford.

This itinerary works best either by car or by bike. The distances can be walked, but it would make for a very long day. Bikes can be hired in Canterbury at Kent Cycle Hire. Once the bike has been collected, take the train from Canterbury to Barham.

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