Daytime Walkabout Report
St. Margaret's Bay to Dover

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Pictured right - a view of Dover Harbour in the distance.

Photo: Bob

At the end of the cliffs, nearly 4 miles later after leaving St. Margaret's Bay, we popped into the National Trust building for well-earned refreshments.

After heading into Dover Town we had a look around the ruins of Old St. James' Church, severely damaged as a result of enemy action during WWII. As we walked through the entrance (pictured right), Sue saw a light move across Dawn's legs for which we could find no obvious source. The feelings, once inside, were also very different. Pictured below - an inside view of the ruins.

Photo: Sarah

Photo: Bob

Pictured right - a strange red glow inside of the ruins.

Photo: Sarah

Unfortunately the location of these ruins, next to a car park and a busy main road, make it fairly unsuitable for a full-scale night time investigation.

On our way to the railway station, we all got some chips to eat in the Square where Jess got mugged by seagulls, lol.
We then made our way, via Biggin Street, to the station and the train home.
Arriving back in Thanet at around 19:30.

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