In Southeast England, White Cliffs, Fish and Chips, and Deals

Enjoying the region’s rolling, campestral beauty in a three-town tour —
while leaving the modest stack of pounds sterling in my pocket intact. (NYT Frugal Traveler)

'Much pleasure in life can be derived from the simple act of discovery: finding a good band, an exciting restaurant or a secluded park. Frequent travelers live to unearth those gems, too. Sometimes, though, travel is as much about shared experiences as it is about striking out on one’s own.

To wit: When in Southeast England, depriving yourself of a chance to see Dover’s famous white cliffs would be a big mistake. And so the towering chalk cliffs, a marvel of the country’s natural landscape (and a stark reminder that it is, after all, an island) were on my agenda when I embarked on a brief driving tour of the coast. I was able to thoroughly enjoy the region’s rolling, campestral beauty in a three-town tour. Better still, I did so while leaving the modest stack of pounds sterling in my pocket intact.'>>>

https://www.nytimes.com/2017/07/26/travel/england-southeast-dover-cliffs-eastbourne-budget.html?