Fading but not gone!
I recently paid one of our regular visits to the WHS and surrounding area to check on the growth of the algae following our experiment with putting natural yoghurt on the graffiti in the hope of covering up the filth. The level of growth is disappointing though it is still early days I suppose. The [...]
White Horse Stone Vandalised!
It has been a little while since we have updated this site, but this does not mean we have not been active, far from it. As some of the visitors to this site will know the White Horse Stone has been desecrated by a wanton act of vandalism. At the end of March we discovered [...]
White Horse Stone and the earliest Neolithic in the South East
When the Channel Tunnel Rail link was built the Guardians fought hard to save the White Horse Stone. We succeeded in the main, but the landscape has still been badly scarred by the CTR line and tremendous noise of the high speed trains which pass by close to the WHS. Prior to the rail link [...]
Valley of Visions website
The Valley of Visions is a 2.5 million National Lottery funded project for the Medway Gap. The project touches the White Horse Stone and other Megaliths in the area so if you are interested in our folks heritage, you might want to check out the official website, though it does appear incomplete at this stage. [...]
The White Horse Stone and the Valley of Visions.
We had heard that there was a project called the Valley of Visions but little information could be found about this, however in September we were contacted by Richard Haynes of the Kent Downs AONB Unit. Richard is the Landscape, Heritage and Access officer for the Valley of Visions project and so has a direct [...]
