Capel le Ferne – down to the beach 
Capel le Ferne looking towards Folkestone 
The Battle of Britain memorial 
Patterns in the sand – Folkstone 
Welcome shade – Royal Military Canal at Hythe 
Pulling out at RHDR 
Great stones on Greatstone beach 
Sailing by at the tip of Dungeness 
Dungeness – The boardwalk looking back to the road
Images of the Kent seaside
On one of the hottest days of the year in July 2019, I captured these images of the Kent seaside. The sun shone without a break as I travelled from Cape le Ferne in the east to Dungeness in the west.
Capel le Ferne is white cliffs of Dover country. It has a great café on the top of the cliffs. The Lees at Folkestone looked almost tropical in the images captured from there. Sandygate roasted in the sun. Behind Waitrose at Hythe I found some welcome shade along the calmness of the Royal Military Canal. Dymchurch was busy and it was extremely hot driving the steam engines at the Romney Hythe and Dymchurch Railway so I was told!). An engine spouts steam as it pulls out o the station.
The beach at Greatstone had lots of people on it and pebbles reflected in the sunlight. Dungeness looked as special as it always does, perhaps more so in the sun. A yacht passed by near to the shore and provided a nice opportunity to photograph it in the blue sea against the yellow pebbles.
A hot day, but worthwhile!