Andrew Trundlewagon's photos with the keyword: Kent

On the abandoned railway track at Folkestone Harbour Station, the "Rug People" is an enigmatic sculpture by the German artist Paloma Varga Weisz (2011). Trains don't come here anymore, but for decades it was a busy terminus for the Channel crossing to Europe. Many soldiers left from here for the mayhem of World War I. Who are the the travellers? Why are they bound together? Why are they are wrapped in blankets and rugs? Why are they "Waiting for the train that never comes". www.youtube.com/watch?v=z6pF1CwjKpA

The Sandwalk, Down House, Kent. This circular path is at the bottom of Charles Darwin's garden, and was where he walked every day, partly for exercise and partly to think.

Lunch, at the British Lion pub, said to be the oldest pub in Folkestone, Kent, UK. It was Charles Dickens's favorite inn when he lived in Folkestone. The meal was steak and ale pie, potatoes, vegetables and enough gravy to float a small boat in. Washed down with a beer.

The pink house in Folkestone Harbour, perhaps planning to escape and make its way across the Channel to France?

Down House in Kent, UK, the home of Charles Darwin where he and his wife Emma raised a family of ten children and where he wrote his many books including the Origin of Species.

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