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What landform was Thanet historically before sea channels silted up?
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Which Kent coastal place is Dante Gabriel Rossetti buried in?
Answer: Birchington-on-Sea
Why: Rossetti’s grave in Birchington bears a Celtic cross designed by fellow painter Ford Madox Brown.
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By the end of which century had Sandwich’s port and trade shrunk?
Answer: 16th century
Why: By 1485 the Wantsum at Sarre was so silted that boats passed only at spring tides, so Parliament allowed a bridge there.
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Which designation completes the name “Sandwich and Pegwell Bay ...”?
Answer: National Nature Reserve
Why: Pegwell Bay’s mudflats feed migrating birds, some arriving after journeys of thousands of miles.
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Which Thanet village has an abbey rooted in a nunnery founded in 670?
Answer: Minster
Why: Domneva founded a nunnery here in 670; it moved in 741, and Benedictine nuns have used the later abbey buildings since 1937.
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What material mainly forms Thanet's coastal cliffs?
Answer: Chalk
Why: Thanet has 23 km of chalk cliffs, the longest continuous coastal chalk stretch in the UK.
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Who declared the skies over Margate to be the loveliest in Europe?
Answer: J. M. W. Turner
Why: Turner spent extended periods in Margate during his life and painted over 100 views of its coast and skies.