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Chatham: Chatham is situated on the Medway and is mentioned in Domesday as having a church, a mill and six fisheries. Originally a suburb of Rochester it was Elizabeth I who utilised the deep channel of the Medway and caused the dockyards and arsenals to be built here. The ships that sunk the Spanish Armada were built in the dockyards and both Sir Francis Drake and Lord Nelson sailed from Chatham.

The dockyard was altered and improved in the seventeenth century by Charles II and in the eighteenth Fort Pitt, which rises above the town to the west, was built. Most of the buildings which survive date from the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries and Charles Dickens spent part of his childhood here when his father was was a dockyard pay clerk.

Directions: Continue down North Dane Way heading south and turn right into Princes Avenue. After passing the third turning on your right into Redwing Road and at the traffic lights by the supermarket turn right and almost immediately right again and Dove Close will be found in a short distance ahead of you.

Dove Close: Dove Close is situated off Princes Avenue within walking distance of a supermarket. There are forty-seven bungalows in attractive gardens and with parking to the south of the development.