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UPNOR CASTLE, UPPER UPNOR. UPNOR. ME2 4XGView Map 13th March 2010 Last Booking date for cheque payments: 1st March Ticket price per person: £40 Tickets remaining: 5  Click here for more information Set in tranquil grounds adjoining a riverside village, this rare example of an Elizabethan artillery fort was begun in 1559 and redeveloped in 1599-1601, to protect warships moored at Chatham dockyards. Despite a brave attempt, it entirely failed to do so in 1667, when the Dutch sailed past it to burn or capture the English fleet at anchor. 
THE JOLLY FISHERMAN, GREATSTONE, KENT. TN28 8STView Map 20th March 2010 Last Booking date for cheque payments: 1st February Ticket price per person: £35 Tickets remaining: 0 The Jolly Fisherman was originally sited 2 miles from where it stands now it is recorded that this change took place in or around 1935. Originally it was built as not only a public house but also a hotel and rumour has it that this building was to be named 'The Ship' and from a side on glance The Jolly Fisherman does resemble a ship, bows, bridge and all. The new owners have reported a number of 'unexplained phenomena' that have taken place since living there and told me that the previous owners also had some strange tales to tell. These include finding puddles of water which appear for no apparent reason in the most obscure places, from on top of a hi-fi system to soaking a guest bed that was not in use. The owners' children have also seen shadows or heard thumps and bumps from within their room with no rationale explanation. We as a team are looking forward to investigating The Jolly, and have a feeling in our bones we could be in for a good night!  This memorial is dedicated to the officers and crew of a B24J Liberator Bomber 42-95191 which crashed landed on 20 June 1944 into heavy sea's close inshore at Greatstone, almost opposite the Jolly Fisherman. The Liberator Bomber was part of a force of 2nd Divisions B24 bombing a NOBALL (VI) launching sites in the Pas-de-Calais area. Liberator Bomber 42-95191. It was flown by Lt Charles Stevens and crew and took a direct hit from a 88mm shell which blew away most of the nose section in front of the pilot's compartment. Both the Navigator, Lt Harold R Meng, and the Bombardier, Lt William F Weck, were killed instantly, Meng's body being blown out of the aircraft by the explosion. Two engines were functioning as the B24 left the target area, and a third failed over the channel. The remaining engine began to lose power as the B24 neared the Kent coast. The pilot brought the aircraft in for a crash landing. Unfortunately, S/Sgt Thomas E Fulbright and S/Sgt Bernard E Peak (Gunners) both elected to bale out before the forced landing, delayed opening their parachutes, and were killed instantly when they fell onto the sands. |