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The White Cliffs of DoverNewest Review: ... Large parts of the East Cliffs are a protected site, owned by National Trust, who maintain a car park and a visitors' centre at the Dover end of the area. You can get there either by driving (the car park has a charge for non-members) or by taking any bus to the ferry terminal and walking up a rather long flight of steps cum walking path. This is quite a slog, and steep in places, as the ... more |
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by - written on 30/05/09 (Very useful, 46 readings)
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The White Cliffs of Dover are one of those archetypal, iconic images of Britain: and rightly so, as Dover has been a place of comings and goings for time immemorial (Romans contemplated landing here, but decided against it; Lancelot travelled form here onto his exile, and millions of hopeful immigrants and thirsty day-shoppers leave and arrive via Dover every day). I have to confess to having a bit of a thing for cliffs. I grew up on a coast, but it was the Baltic coats of Poland, of which the vast majority is sandy beach, and the cliffs - as few and far between as they are - are earth cliffs. So a proper rocky shore has always held a fascination for me: it ... Read the complete review
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