White cliffs below Dover Castle.

Multi-storey car park Dover. 10,056 buildings were bombed and shelled in Dover during WW2.

Norman arch of WW2 damaged St James Church built c. 1070, Dover.

Drop Redoubt built in 1808 during the Napoleonic wars. Dover Castle and St. Mary in Castro church behind.

Dover from Western Heights.

Dover Immigration Removal centre I.

Shakespeare cliff I, Dover.

Dover from Shakespeare cliff.

Dover Immigration Removal centre II.

Channel Tunnel ventilation facility, Samphire Hoe, Dover.

WW2 battery, Round Down Cliff I, Dover.

Samphire Hoe Country Park, created in the sea by using 4.9 million cubic metres of chalk marl from the Channel Tunnel excavations.

Shakespeare cliff II, Dover.

WW2 battery, Round Down Cliff II, Dover.

WW2 battery, Round Down Cliff III, Dover.

The Dover Transmitter, the UHF main station for the far south-east of England, Church Hougham.

Abbot’s Cliff Acoustic mirror, between Folkestone and Dover, a precursor to radar was uses as a listening device for detecting Zeppelin’s and planes in WW1.

Footpath near Abbot’s Cliff.

Eagle’s Nest bench overlooking East Wear Bay.

Scarecrow, Capel-le-Ferne.

The Warren and Fokestone beyond.

Battle of Britain Memorial, Capel-le-Ferne.

Power lines, the Warren, overlooking the Strait of Dover.

Pitch & Putt Martello tower, Folkestone.

Folkestone Sky.

Chimneys, Folkestone Harbour.