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	A dull start to the day in Broad Street by Basher Eyre
	The Thomas Tallis Alehouse by N Chadwick Grade II listed.
	Sainsbury's Supermarket, Canterbury by Andy Parrett This is the entrance to the supermarket: part of the unusual structural methodology employed here can be seen above the roof.
	Great Stour at the rear of Willow Close by Nick Smith The Great Stour splits near Kingsmead; this branch can be accessed from the far end of Willow Close off the Broad Oak Road. Looking upstream.
	Riverside Children's Centre, Canterbury by Richard Vince
	Norman Staircase, Canterbury, Kent by Robert Edwards This staircase, built c.1153, led up to a Poor Pilgrims' Hall, where they could stay for three nights free. It is now part of the King's School, which is the oldest school in Britain.
	Canterbury buildings [119] by Michael Dibb Number 1 St Radigund's Street was built in the early 19th century. Constructed of red brick under an old tile roof with a carriage entrance. Now part of King's School. Listed, grade II, with details at:... (more)
	The Parrot, Canterbury by Chris Whippet
	Council offices by DS Pugh Looking towards the council offices from Military Road.
	Path by the Great Stour by pam fray On the extreme right is the footpath by the river. Westwood Drive is in the distance.
	Closed fast food restaurant by David Anstiss This place near the Asda, B+Q Roundabout on the A28 Sturry Road, was a Burger King restaurant, but closed down several years ago. It did not have a drive-through option, so maybe that led to its downfall. Presumably, it was a pub before... (more)
	Fungus in Canterbury by pam fray Common jelly spot, Dacrymyces stillatus, on dead wood by the Great Stour River.