A Walk Through Time - Cranbrook to Goudhurst (and back). Kent hiking at its finest!

In late March, we did the Goudhurst 'A Walk Through Time', beginning and ending in Cranbrook - a hike we have done a couple of times before. This time we were hellbent on getting the first mile of the walk right according to the traditional directions.
A Walk Through Time is a series of guided walks around the Cranbrook area in Kent, which can all be found on www.exploreken..., with a downloadable guide and map.
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[@TerryMclean-wx3rp]

Lived in cranbrook all my life I completely forgot about that wall used to use it as kids to get to Bedgebury forest concerts I will definitely be walking it again this weekend for memories and to see the change 👍

[@DrOORU]

Thanks for letting us join you on this hike. I'll be following the same route soon and hopefully won't get as confused.

[@TonyL2567]

Really enjoyable video, 👍

[@elinefeiring9569]

Beautiful! I'll come hiking with you:)

[@LivAusten]

Yes please!!!

[@KentishMaid]

Very nice, we walk a lot of Kent so looking forward to seeing your future videos :-)

[@jonandlivgoonahike4287]

Hi Lisa! Thank you - we hope to have another in a month or so!

[@lisab2406]

Really enjoyed watching this video, such a pretty area especially the daffodils and woodland. Love the enthusiasm and humour you both have, lovely couple... would love to see you do some more walks around the Kent or sussex area. Greetings from Australia

[@johnsmith-de9wv]

take a compass ,fix the cardinal points on your map , if it's sunny use it ,look back at bends or dips in the road ,shout cooee , like aussies if desperately lost ,AKA close to tears ,or don't go watch a good film on the box ,

[@pongthep3104]

I lived in Goudhurst in 1964

[@drew699]

Hi both, great walk. Btw it’s definitely pronounced Goudhurst as in ‘Crowd’- hurst. Not sure who you’ve been talking to re pronunciations. Ps Glassenbury is famous for Napoleons charger ‘Jaffa’ after Waterloo battle being brought back to live out his days there in the grounds. Happy hiking.

[@jonandlivgoonahike4287]

We've had conflicting information re that pronunciation. All I know is that one way or another, we've got it wrong... Thanks for the equestrian trivia, that's a new one! for sure...