Eynsford Travel Guide

 planxty Says:  I just loved the look of the outside of this place, as you can see by the picture. I loved the idea of "motor pit, garage and stables", although there was no evidence of any of these that I could see. A reminder of bygone days.Inside, the place has a modern bar with friendly... 

 planxty Says:  I popped in here for a quick pint in the afternoon (the Five Bells observing afternoon closing in the old country fashion) and found a pleasant "olde worlde" pub with pleasant staff and friendly locals. Although I did not eat here myself, they obviously promote themselves as... 

 planxty Says:  Standing right in the centre of the village, and dominating the skyline, is the church of St. Martin. On one of the days I visited, I was lucky enough to meet a local lady who showed me round the Church. I also invested £2 a very good little guide produced by the Farningham... 

 planxty Says:  The two central historical features of the village, like so many others in England, are the church (see seperate tip) and the castle.The castle was erected by the Normans (as, indeed was the church) not long after William's conquest of England. As was the custom, the place...