Grand houses, Pooh sticks, a sanctuary & asparagus
We’ve hit that moment when all the trees have now burst into green, and Sussex is looking wonderfully lush. Ok, so the weather this week
Sussex bonfires, Bailiffscourt, things to do in Seaford & gin!
Welcome to this week’s newsletter, full of autumnal Sussex cheer! It’s ...
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Dream Destinations in Sussex: Bailiffscourt Hotel
Bailiffscourt Hotel at Climping in West Sussex is definitely one of ...
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Helping with the grape harvest, pumpkins, a walk & a Pitts-Stop!
Welcome to Friday and your Sussex soundbite Brrr, who turned the ...
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Three Very Different Sussex Gins
There’s Sussex gin, and then there’s Sussex gin. By which I ...
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Things To Do In Seaford (East Sussex)
Seaford presents as a thoroughly modern town so it may surprise ...
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Central Sussex Wine Trail
Experience vineyard life and discover award-winning local wines with this self-guided ...
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Pitts-Stop at The Barn Project, Slinfold, West Sussex
As you drive south down the A29 (just outside Slinfold in ...
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Sussex Health: Help For Migraines?
If you suffer from migraines, you know how debilitating they can ...
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The Sussex Wine Harvest Experience at Tinwood
The Sussex wine harvest at a prestigious Sussex vineyard like Tinwood ...
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Cuckfield Circular Walk: 6 km (West Sussex)
Distance: 6 km. Elevation: 137 m. Difficulty: Easy. The route of ...
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The 1066 Trail ©: Normandy & the Normans For Sussex readers, Normandy feels oddly familiar. Chalk landscapes along the coast, ancient churches and rolling green
Discovering the Ruins of St Helen’s, Hastings
Standing quietly above Hastings and Ore are the remains of Old St Helen’s Church, one of Hastings’ oldest buildings. Through a pair of old stone
Walking at Weir Wood
Some walks begin with maps and car parks. For me, this Weir Wood walk began with lunch and a vineyard. Having enjoyed a hearty Ploughman’s
The Hastings Hermit
Hastings Country Park Nature Reserve is a truly fabulous corner of Sussex and home to a number of what some might call hidden gems, that