Guess the Place

[Diapason]

I only `guessed` that one as it is fairly local to me.


I think someone has `dropped a clangour` re the websites of Hucking and Walderslade which are showing identical pictures of the Hook and Hatchet.

[John Walker]

Hook and Hatchet at Hucking it is.


Over to you Diapason.


I had put a different GTP up and then realised that I couldn't remember where it was!  Had to change it or it would have been rather embarrassing.  At least I could have joined in on my own GTP.  ( I've remembered where it is now so can use it next time) 

[pete.mason]

I was thinking the same, but at Walderslade, the ` Old Hook & Hatchet, pre war `.

too much modern stuff in the photo to be pre war.eg chalkboards, parasols chair style

[Diapason]

I think that I`ll stick with Hucking until John Walker replies.
 
Hucking and Walderslade websites appear to be displaying identical views.

[castle261]

I was thinking the same, but at Walderslade, the ` Old Hook & Hatchet, pre war `.

[Diapason]

Is that the refurbished `Hook and Hatchet` at Hucking?

[John Walker]

High elevation and remote. 

[John Walker]

Thank you Diapason.  When restrictions are finally lifted, I must head that way when I hire a car for a day.


Next one ...

[Diapason]

That`s the one, John Walker.


The hamlet of Harty is well worth a visit, quiet and peaceful, with superb views across the water.


A three mile journey south, off the Leysdown road (A2500) on a rather undulating, zig-zagging road.

[John Walker]

St Thomas the Apostle, Harty ?

[Diapason]

Is it on the Isle of Sheppey?

Yes and No!


Accessed via Sheppey

That should `give it away`.
 

[Diapason]

Water as in coastal?

Yes!

[stuartwaters]

Is it on the Isle of Sheppey?

[John Walker]

Water as in coastal?

[Diapason]

Not Sevenoaks, John.


Near water.