St Martin's churchyard. Given its reputation as the oldest church in the country, the churchyard surrounding 156426 must contain some very ancient remains. Not that that disturbs the local cats! The monument shown is of no particular interest: the text of the face shown (translated from the Latin) refers to "his wife Lucia Augusta and his daughter Clara Adelaide".

Scoring:

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Topics:
   + Cats in cemeteries
   + Cats of Kent
   + Front views of cats

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• Artist: Stephen Craven
• License: CC BY-SA 2.0, Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 2.0
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• Original datetime: 1998-09
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Technical Topics:
   + 1998 Geograph images
   + CC-BY-SA-2.0
   + Geograph images in Kent
   + Media with locations
   + Pages with maps
   + Photographs by Stephen Craven