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For many visitors to England, one of its most endearing features is the myriad of little villages dotted across the landscape, particularly in the southeastern county of Kent. Quaint old pubs, stone churches dating back hundreds of years and so much else of historical significance are all part of what draws certain New Zealanders back every so often. The 40 pictures below are a glimpse of 10 days spent in England in May 2003, four of those in Kent, two in the Oxford area, and four in London.
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1. Friendly Englishman at a red postbox "off the beaten track" in rural Kent - distinctive red postboxes and telephone booths can be found in quite remote spots at times
2. White Horse pub at Bearstead Green
3. Pub sign at Molash in rural Kent
4. Church in the very pleasant village of Chilham
5. More of Chilham which is "gathered around the village square"
6. The entranceway to the grounds of Canterbury Cathedral
7. In the city of Canterbury (shortly before a heavy downpour)
8. Wickhambreaux, a little village in the middle of nowhere
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