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Places to Visit in Maidstone, Kent

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Kits Coty & Little Kits Coty

Blue Bell Hill (Off A229)
Maidstone
Kent
Kits Coty & Little Kits Coty online: information and bookings

Historic Maidstone
Thought to be older than Stonehenge, the ruins of two prehistoric burial chambers take their name from a shepherd called Kit, who used the stones for shelter in the 17th century.

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