Thursday, August 19, 2010

Boat by The Street, Whitstable

© Peter Gander • SOLD (2010)
Just east of the harbour on Whitstable's shore is a long shingle spit that, at low tide, extends a kilometre northwards out to sea. It has been nicknamed 'The Street' as it is a popular walking spot. Just visible on the horizon are the Maunsell forts. See previous post for images and info on these wartime relics.
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