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The one thing you have to try when you visit Folkestone is the fresh cockles and muscles down the harbour there are about 5 cockle stalls down there and one is open all year round. Let them slip down your throat with a little malt vinigar and a pint of lager Mmmmm lovely. Photos comming very soon.
Updated Jan 13, 2006
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Another British tradition is eating fresh seafood at the seasde and Folkestone is no exception. There are quite a few stalls all offering more or less the same choice.
Written Apr 17, 2005
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Some traditions never die and the English rock is one of them. In Folkestone you can still see the rock makers at work. The shop is in the Old High Street and it is great fun to watch them.
Written Apr 16, 2005
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Folkestone is a town you either love or hate, personally i love the place. I was born here and i still live here, so it must have some appeal. Folkestone has allways been known until recently as a...
FOLKESTONE is located in Kent, and on the South East coast. It is resort town with sandy beaches and colourful gardens. It has wide leafy avenues and period architecture.It has a lovely cobbled old......
My association with Folkestone started back in the late 1960's and 1970's when family holidays were taken at Hythe just along the coast. Most years we took a trip into Folkestone to visit the Rotunda...
Personally, I can't see that there is much to recommend about Folkestone although it always seems to be extremely busy when ever I visit. If you go down to the harbour area you will find lots of...
I'm not sure why Folkestone isn't a more visible destination for overseas tourists. Brits tend to visit in summer, as Folkestone has a beach and the obligatory pier area. The French abound because...
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