Geograph - photograph every grid square

Fowlmead Country Park is a 200-acre (80 hectare) park regenerated from the shale spoil tip of the former Betteshanger Colliery. The colliery was the last of the four Kent coal mines to close in 1989 and the land languished unused until 2000 when the regional development agency, SEEDA (South East England Development Agency), acquired the freehold and set to redeveloping the brownfield site into a country park.
This £18.8m development is an example of regeneration at its best, providing activities such as walking, cycling, fossiling and geocaching. Families can also enjoy the new play area and kids can have fun on the BMX tracks.

The Red Wheelies (a motorised scooter display team) are using Fowlmead Country Park cycle track to complete a 24hr Scooter Endurance Challenge
Which includes an attempt to break the world record for the
'Greatest distance covered in 24hrs by motorised mobility scooter'
See Link for more details about the event at Fowlmead.
See Link for more about the team.

Update - they completed the challenge!
See Link