Guess the Place

[shoot999]

Town or village?

[pete.mason]

That is side on to the road and back view, an old building much altered

[johnfilmer]

This looks like the back entrance, is there a front somewhere, or does it not face a road?

[pete.mason]

Spooky gave it away    Another sad - no longer there pub

[John Walker]

Well done Pete (and Grandarog).  Yes, it's hearses that will drive slowly over that bridge.  There's a circular 'dropping off' point just after the bridge for that area of the cemetery.  The bridge further along looks like it's for pedestrian use only.  It's now part of the North Downs Way walking route on the way to Canterbury and beyond.  The cemetery is massive and is on both sides of Old Charlton Road.  I found it quite fascinating.


So,  over to you Pete and commiserations Grandarog.

[pete.mason]

Hearses

[grandarog]

You beat me to it Pete .   I just trailed all the way up past the Cemetery and you had posted when I came to post.
 No idea what goes over the top of the bridge.

[pete.mason]

Old Charlton Rd to Fort Bourgoyne / Connaught Park , spooky- cemetery, slow vehicles - hearses

[John Walker]

The Castle Footpath from Maison dieu Road up to Laurenston  place

Not that footpath but you are very close.  You are certainly thinking right. The route you are looking for can be followed on GSV.  Find somewhere fairly near your guess above, that some might find creepy at night.

[grandarog]

The Castle Footpath from Maison dieu Road up to Laurenston  place

[John Walker]

Is it on the track bed of the old St Margaret’s and Martin Mill Railway Line.

Not there Grandarog.   
Stay in Dover.  One end of this path is fairly close to the town centre and then heads uphill away from the town.  It's a section of a popular walking route and could be quite creepy to some at night.

[grandarog]

Is it on the track bed of the old St Margaret’s and Martin Mill Railway Line.

[John Walker]

Etchinghill

Not there Pete - stay in Dover.  This path is very unusual.  The vehicles using that bridge will be travelling slowly as they go over it.

[pete.mason]

Etchinghill

[John Walker]

Saxon Shore way, Shakespeare Cliff

Not there either Pete.


Further clue.  The track is part of a major Kent walking trail.