Faversham Life is three years old

This week Faversham Life celebrates its third birthday. To mark the occasion we picked out some highlights from over 150 weekly publications so far.

Words Lisa Valder Photographs Lisa Valder

Faversham Life visits a shop in a fine medieval building, a hub and a haven for knitting and crochet enthusiasts. favershamlife.org/yarn-dispensary/

 

The truly cool and stylish shirk high street banality and head to Faversham’s wealth of charity and vintage shops. favershamlife.org/charity-shop-bonanza/

 

The green and yellow musical fence at The Biscuit House is one of the marvels of Faversham. favershamlife.org/henry-dagg/

 

Faversham Life talks to sourdough baker James Thorn. favershamlife.org/wild-bread/

 

Faversham Life meets potter Lucy Rutter. favershamlife.org/lucy-rutter/

 

Faversham Life goes to the beach with a spirit of adventure. favershamlife.org/wild-swimming-swale/

 

Faversham Life interviews Paul Fowler, an artist who has found his muse in the Faversham landscape. favershamlife.org/paul-fowler-artist/

 

Faversham Life samples some world-beating local cheeses. favershamlife.org/cheesemakers-of-canterbury/

 

Faversham Life meets a contemporary master of an ancient craft. favershamlife.org/ray-walton-silversmith/

 

Faversham Life encounters the enduring style of a top fashion model in the sixth decade of her career. favershamlife.org/jan-de-villeneuve/

 

Faversham Life explores Peter Barrow’s antiques emporium on West Street.  favershamlife.org/peter-barrow/

 

The Sondes Tea House & General Stores, Selling. favershamlife.org/sondes-tea-house-general-stores-selling/

 

 

Faversham Life visits Syndale Farm, one of the few remaining farms growing hops in East Kent. favershamlife.org/hopping-kent

 

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