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The road between Dover and Canterbury is pretty much
varied. Some miles we travel by the river and villages
jut’: now mentioned, then by ways lefs pleafant, till we
come to Barhatn Down; at the lower lide of which on our
left hand, are feveral handforne villages and elegant feats.
There are others to the right, but we fee only the painted
gates and pallifades leading to them, except one which is
lately built and called Higham. The old Watling-flreet
we fee and diflinguilh by its being in a direél: line for al-
moli the length of the Down; but it has fome lhort hills,
which carriages ufually avoid by keeping on the upper fide
of the Down, which is more level, and on which we fee
the ground polled off for horferacing, with a handfome
building near the {larting poll cornpleated in 1774. for the
reception of company, with oflices underneath for their re-
frefhment.

After leaving the Down we find at the foot of a hill the
village of Bridge, where we crofs a river, (over which
a bridge has been built by fubfcription) by fome called the
Little Stour. It rifes from a fpring at Bilhopfbourn (the
next parilh) and is fometimes almoll dry; at other times
(uncertain ones) a flood comes down from fprings about
Elham with great rapidity; till interrupted by what the
neighbours call fwallows, where it links into the earth till
that is faturated, and then rufhes on again to the next in-
terruption of the fame kind ;_ fo that a flranger might be
amazed at walking near this river tide and down ftream till
he has 1011 it, and finds the channel dry. This flood (and
Tome others we have like it) our people call the Nailbourn ;
its channel is fometirnes dry for years together, and {ome-
times, but rarely it has come down twice in one year.

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