insideKENT Magazine Issue 83 - February 2019 | Page 62

TOWNSPOTLIGHT
SPOTLIGHT ON WYE CONT.
Things to Do
Wye Parish Church of St Gregory
and St Martin
The church in Wye is a place that should
be visited if you love architecture,
beautiful buildings, or places of peace
and tranquility. Not only is it a beautiful
church, but there are many different
activities and groups that take place there
on a weekly basis, so finding new hobbies
and making new friends will never be
difficult here.
The Stour Valley Walk
Since the Stour is such a major part of Wye, and certainly
at least one of the reasons why it became a settlement in
the first place, it makes sense for visitors and locals to take
part in the Stour Valley Walk. The walk, as the name
suggests, follows the Stour across the Low Weald and the
North Downs. It’s 58 miles in total, so you probably won’t
want to tackle it all at one go, but enjoying the stretch that
passes by and through Wye is a must. If you do want to
try the whole thing, you can break it up into sections and
try it over a series of days.
Wye Farmers’ Market
Wye Farmers’ Market has been providing its local
community with delicious, fresh, locally produced food
for over ten years. With an enviable array of stalls selling
everything from fresh bread, cakes, jams and chutneys to
locally produced organic meats, fresh fish and locally made
cheeses, they care passionately about their local food
producers and work hard to bring you the very best of the
county’s larder. They also have frequent seasonal events
and competitions, and the free bouncy castle always helps
keep the little ones entertained!
WYE PARISH CHURCH OF ST GREGORY
WYE FARMERS’ MARKET
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