Mount Ephraim Gardens And Round About.

We pitched our tents at Mount Ephraim Gardens near Faversham on the Thursday the day before A New Day Festival began on the Friday.  We were allowed to camp there for four nights.  It's a beautiful setting and here's some photos:

Oast house and orchards.  Next to where we stayed in the heart of The Garden Of England. The Oast houses had kilns to dry the hops which was used to make beer.

We followed a few dog walkers along a dirt track to this village.  There was an off licence and grocers and stocked up on a pork pie and some bottles of Newcastle Brown Ale and Doombar.  They check your bags at the music festival concert area.  So we drank them at the campsite between bands sets.

Faversham Alms houses.

Interesting style house.

Former gunpowder mills.  The gunpowder was use to fight Napoleon and for breaking rock during the construction of England's canals and railways.

Duck pond and local feather friends residents information.

Good old Newcastle Brown Ale.  I am missing it already.  There was also a Wetherspoon's in Faversham.  I sampled a pint of Wainwrights Gold there. It reminded us of a IPA kind of bitter.   It's very difficult to source bitter over here now because of Brexit.   I will post some photos of the festival next.  Getting near the end of my trip around Dingle, Oxfordshire, Sussex and Kent.