Walking from Faversham to Whitstable

On this walk we followed the Saxon Shore Way from the centre of Faversham to Whitstable (with a little inland detour via Cleve Hill). It was windy, muddy and refreshing! My favourite kind of walk.
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Thanks for watching and see you next week... or sometime very soon I promise!
Hannah :)

[@scottkent8054]

thank you for your video walking from faversham to whitstable and hope to join you soon one day and your just like me I rather have a cup of tea or coffee lol Scott

[@sharonperkins5175]

I would love a pound for every time I walked or cycled to SeaSalter this way as a kid. We used to take a packed lunch and in the summer holidays a group of us would cycle to Seasalter and spend the whole day on the beach, an agonising ride home though sunburned, limbs aching with all the swimming and games played great days tho.

[@TheWildNative]

That is amazing. What a lovely image of you having a fantastic time. Thanks for sharing :)

[@sharonperkins5175]

@@TheWildNative Thank you.

[@davegalvin1322]

Great vid... gotta do this walk 👍🏻

[@jimlepeu577]

That pub at seasalter looks the same as when I was a kid. Haven’t seen it for at least 20 years.

[@Pawgee]

Usa here jolly good show

[@TheWildNative]

Hi USA! thanks for watching 😀

[@almontepaolilli7531]

Great walk. Good to see you out. Love the mud.....

[@TheWildNative]

I ❤️ mud too!!!

[@sandersalmostdefinitelyout6917]

When you want a cup of tea, nothing else will do 😂

[@TheWildNative]

Haha! Absolutely agree!

[@kiwipom51]

Definitely one to do in July when we come back to Whitstable for a visit from our home in NZ , cannot wait thanks

[@TheWildNative]

Fantastic! Let me know the dates you are here. That might tie in nicely with the Whitstable Oyster Festival!

[@kiwipom51]

@@TheWildNative We come over every year for a few weeks but this year we go back on the 26th July

[@TheWildNative]

Sounds amazing. Lucky you!

[@spencerfiveash2421]

Mud, glorious mud. Lol, 😃

[@TheWildNative]

I love it too!

[@vajrabandit]

Lovely walk have done it many many times .if you go in september there are wild apple trees by the sea wall but you need to do the longer version and follow the creek without cutting off the corner.

[@TheWildNative]

Great tip Darren, thanks. I will definitely do that walk to see them. Do you know where exactly they are?

[@vajrabandit]

They are in the stretch of path after you pass the mouth of the creek..so turn left after Nagden cottages to rejoin the creek and follow round to the creek mouth then if memory serves there are about ten trees spred over a few hundred metres..the sweetest apples are on a tree close to the gate they are smallish and unassuming enjoy!

[@TheWildNative]

Great info Darren. Thanks so much. I wonder how they ended up there!? Somebodies dropped apple cores?

[@simonknights7526]

So that's where you went while we had lunch by the sea wall - checking the high tide. That's dedication!

[@TheWildNative]

Yes I was worried we were all going to get swept away!

[@joanneyds8952]

Where's the best place to find out about the walks you organise?

[@TheWildNative]

Hi, are you based in Kent? Have a look at this link: www.meetup.com/Kent-Outdoor-Explorers/

[@spijkerpoes]

Tea? Happy new year. Dark, mud, cold.. same as our winter. Not my favourite time no.. As for the farm, yup the scale we do things.. -all things- yeah that's mostly the problem

[@TheWildNative]

No my fave time either, but getting out makes it all better!