Broadstairs

Published September 13, 2017 by Heather Ogg in Street
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I finally got to Broadstairs, in east Kent, about 130km east of London for a visit with my brother-in-law and nephew. What a beautiful place! It’s a tourist spot full of nostalgic, old-world, seaside charm. We had a great visit, great hospitality and more walking and street photography.

Broadstairs was Charles Dickens’ favourite holiday spot. There is a misconception that he lived there. We even passed a tour group where we heard the guide tell them Dickens lived there. Should have seen my brother-in-law’s eyes roll. It was pretty hilarious.

Broadstairs. Loved it.

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