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The Sandwich Way Route 15

At the Dover end, the route starts near the superstores and Dover Transport Museum - 01304 204612. Just down the hill is Crabble Corn Mill in River , a 200 year old working watermill. Route 15 goes safely under the A2 to Whitfield - try the Royal Oak - 01304 820364. There it joins Route 16, a way up from the Docks via the Market Square, Turn left at the top of the hill past Dover Castle and follow the signs past The Chance Inn at Guston - 01304 206162

Meanwhile route 15 follows an imaginative route through beautiful rolling countryside, partly following the now quiet former main road, and partly on an appealing purpose-built track. It is an area of bridleways for off-roaders, ancient churches, hedgerows and yew trees, and villages with 'hall house' buildings dating from medieval times, with timber framework.

 

Halfway to Sandwich there's a sheltered picnic spot, or stop at one of the country pubs - the High and Dry bar, restaurant and garden - 01304 820005; the Plough and Harrow in Tilmanstone, an attractive public house and garden and the venue for Velo Club (VC) Deal to meet for time trials in the summer - 01304 617532.

 

Just off the route are old churches in Betteshanger and Tilmanstone - ancient yew tree in churchyard c.2000 years old.

 

In Eastry, there's the Five Bells - 01304 611188 - and a fish bar.

 

Be careful crossing the A256, then at the end of Felderland lane there are seasonal Pick-your-own (PYO) fields of fruit trees and bushes; then on to Sandwich or a pleasant detour to Worth.

 

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