WALKING IN KENT | ROCHESTER TO UPNOR

I was joined by Candice again (it's official, we are now in a relationship lol!) AKA Miss Outdoors! Haha.
This was a 6 mile linear route from the historic town of Rochester on the River Medway in Kent to the equally historic and brilliant towns of Upnor and Lower Upnor, further along the river.
The route actually calls for you retrace your steps back to Rochester, but as we had seen all that already and it would've taken too long (I had work in the evening), we cheated and got a cab back!
Points of interest included the castles in both towns, Rochester cathedral, the Russian Cold War submarine (The Black Widow) moored in the middle of the Medway, a World War II pillbox, a number of fine pubs and the connection with Charles Dickens (he lived and died in Rochester and wrote many of his greatest novels there)!
Music: www.bensound.com/royalty-free...
The Castle documentary by Marc Morris, episode 2, about Rochester and Hedingham castles, well worth a watch:
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[@janetskinner5705]

Great film ... Upnor is actually pronounced Up Narr, not Up nore. I lived there for 30 years. Thank you for making the film.

[@snowymatrix]

A girl that likes the outdoors you've hit the jackpot there mate! :-)

[@jennifermillardX]

Great video once again. Looks like loads more to explore around that area and some fantastic history X Glad you and Miss Outdoors are enjoying your walks X Keep them coming X Take Care X

[@Lisabrown-kt8zz]

lovely castles and cheers for sharing you two x

[@johnsmith-ht3sy]

The book Great Expectations in the opening chapter the Cooling Church , St Lukes in Cooling village is featured, today you can sleep overnight in the 800 year old church. There are a few videos on YT filmed by overnight guests.

[@OntheRoadLiving]

Good stuff Tom. Won't be long and you'll have a 1000 subs!

[@Dorset_Phil]

Nice one Tom. Love the submarine, we sometimes see them here on Portland.

[@andyclarke7265]

great video, congratulations on the relationship front. i hope to see a lot more videos in the future..

[@mischef18]

I have learnt more about your country than anything I learnt at school 50+ years ago from you youtoobers I follow from up your way so thanks for what we call a Tiki tour of your countries history. Any plans on doing a wild camping trip with your lady friend in the future. ATB