Gallery
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The Medway flows through Tonbridge using many channels. The South Eastern Main Line crosses the Medway.
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The Botany stream, forms another channel in Tonbridge.
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Tonbridge Castle a motte and bailey castle from 1066.
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The River Medway passes Tonbridge Castle and passes under Big Bridge.
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Oak Weir Lock
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River Bourne enters the Medway
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Sluice Weir, right is the lock
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The sluice at Yalding
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Hampstead Lane Lock, Yalding
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Bow Bridge, Wateringbury
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Teston Lock
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Upstream from Teston Bridge
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Barges moored at Allington
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Medieval Bridge at Aylesford
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Grain and Thamesport, from Horrid Hill,Gillingham.
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The Grain Tower at low tide.
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The mouth of the Medway, looking from Grain to Sheerness.
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And into the Thames, youngsters at Grain with Southend in the distance.
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