"The first thing I did was kiss the ground" by artist Jasleen Kaur

This recipe is read by Daya/Manpreet and taken from the book Saheli Kitchen: Authentic, Easy-toCook Recipes From Asia, published in 1992 by the Saheli Writers. The Saheli Women's Group is an intergenerational community group based in Kent, founded by Daya Kans in the early 90s. They began by self publishing books containing testimonies from 1st and 2nd generation South Asian women living in Kent. Today they run a roster of classes and events that keep a community thriving and cultural practices such as traditional song and dance alive.

This geocache is one of many that form part of the world’s first Art GeoTour: England’s Creative Coast (GT4A5). Within each uniquely created geocache, you will be able to hear about and see local hidden histories and hear stories, music and poetry, retold by local people based on their amazing coastal towns.

More about England’s Creative Coast

England’s Creative Coast is a cultural adventure for 2021 that connects and celebrates the stunning South East coastline of England. Discover 7 new contemporary artworks in the breath-taking landscape across Essex, Kent and East Sussex and take part in our GeoTour, with every cache created by the local people that live in the coastal towns of Southend-on-Sea, Gravesend, Margate, Folkestone, Hastings, Bexhill-on-Sea and Eastbourne.

Find out more about the world’s first art GeoTour, and the organisations that helped bring it to life - Cement Fields, Creative Folkestone, De La Warr Pavilion, Hastings Contemporary, Metal, Towner Eastbourne and Turner Contemporary - at englandscreativecoast.com.

Please follow all government COVID guidelines. Interaction with the geocaches is done so at your own risk.