Kent Coast Walk - Lower Halstow to the Sheppey Crossing!

[@christinedukes1100]

Really enjoying your Kent coast walks. Love this walk, Lower Halstow to Sheppey crossing. Thank you so much for taking the time to walk, film and post these. Fantastic videos all of them, such an enjoyable watch.

[@ianleyburn4048]

Wonderful video, thank you very much for filming and posting this. Just found your channel so have some back catalogue to enjoy. Many, many moons ago, I lived and worked in Medway and Sheppey so this video has been a very interesting watch for me. Seeing the scenery and wildlife beyond the roadside hedgerows has been very enjoyable. The Lower Halstow to Swale road was a daily drive so well done for walking it on a hot day. There used to be a cement works at a tiny place called Funton along the way. Regarding Swale station, I knew of a few people who worked at Ridham Docks and they used the station as it was the nearest to their workplace. Looking forward to the next instalment of your walk. Thanks again.

[@ianrobert6239]

Thank you again for a enjoyable video. The Kent coast is lovely in the Summer and equally lovely and atmospheric in the Autumn and Winter months.

[@louisavevers9709]

Love following your walks. I wish they did these in nz where I live. They do some great walks...but they're more treks so take more effort . So thanks for being you and taking us on enjoyable walks!!

[@roberthurden2510]

Fab video. We have done this walk but very much good to see. Have subscribed and will watch your others. It was a heron you saw by the way. The horses you saw are there from about April to September but great to see.

[@SiddersS]

Thanks for subscribing 😄 Hope you enjoy the other videos! Ah, I was lucky to be there in July then to see the horses, was a lovely surprise.

[@paulroossien5322]

Nice video that smaller crossing on the swale is called the kingsferry bridge atb

[@conradmcglinn1306]

At 14:40 you saw some derelict barges in the water - these barges were used in the film "The Long Memory" (1953) staring John Mills. Phillip Davidson played by John Mills lived in one of them.

[@jennycrossingham]

Super video! We didn’t climb the gate with barbed wire - although we were tempted. We share your frustration when the coastal walk is barred! Raspberry Hill Road was much, much busier when we walked it - pretty scary at times! The rest of our walk was just as beautiful. The eroded path towards the end is due to rabbit burrows. We saw so many rabbits! Thanks for another wonderful video!

[@SiddersS]

Thanks you! 😄 Ah, it was quite tricky to climb over without touching the wire. Glad to hear I'm not the only one 😅 Yes the second half of the walk was lovely! Great views! We only saw one rabbit on our walk, lots of other wildlife though. 🙂

[@klfproductions1445]

A very nice and interesting video, I’ve just subscribed 👍

[@SiddersS]

Thanks, I'm glad you enjoyed 😄

[@MrMikeHandley]

As you are coming up to sheerness look across the water to deadman’s island.. it has a very eerie past...

[@SiddersS]

Since recording this video I have walked as far as Minster on Sea (those videos will be out soon) I remember looking over to Deadman's Island when at Queenborough, you are right, that island has quite the horrible past 😖 Fascinating but very disturbing...

[@jasonrowe2744]

Another nice video

[@SiddersS]

Glad you enjoyed 😄

[@keithvalentine3290]

Tried to find the path from Queenborough to Swale yesterday, no luck, all razor wire and nettles, looking forward to your advice

[@SiddersS]

Oh no, the path does get a little complicated around there. I'm aiming to have my Swale to Queenborough video up within the next week 🙂 I also have this map which shows the path I have taken so far and my future plans if this is of any use: www.scribblemaps.com/maps/view/Kent_Coast_Walk_Plan/1YhO3FAicN

[@keithvalentine3290]

Ah fab thanks, can’t wait for tge video, presumably you found the path from the bridge across the marshland?