The White Cliffs of Dover are a part of the English coastline facing the strait of Dover and France. Standing atop the grasslands of the cliffs amidst wildflowers, grazing ponies and butterflies one can see Calais, on the coast of France.

Here is an excerpt from the poem Dover Beach eptimising the beauty of the Kent coast,

   The sea is calm tonight,
   The tide is full, the moon lies fair
   Upon the straits – on the French coast, the light
   Gleams, and is gone: the cliffs of England stand,
   Glimmering and vast, out in the tranquil bay.