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Our first post was 8th November 2008 since when we have had 42,000 different visitors from 107 countries.

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Please continue to send us photos and memories of Wateringbury for new generations to enjoy and see how the village once was.

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Tuesday, July 26, 2022

BLOSSOM TIME IN KENT - April and May 1963

 

I still call this lovely county The Garden of England though its not the garden it was when I was a kid in the 1950's and 60's. Wateringbury was surrounded by Plumb, Cherry, Pear, Apple orchards and Hop Gardens. 

Wateringbury was on the AA and RAC sign posted Blossom Route encouraging drivers to visit our countryside and see the Fruit Blossom that was everywhere.

This is a  Southern Railway and Maidstone and District day out that bought visitors from London into Kent to see our spectacular Fruit Blossom. The Train from London came to Tonbridge then a Maidstone and District Coach went through the countryside and through Wateringbury to Goudhurst. This timetable was for April and May 1963.

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