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Sussex has enjoyed some fabulous sunshine in the last week, and the whole county seems to have taken a collective deep breath. I’ve even seen
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Sussex views, gardens, meadows & a Pitts-Stop
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Discover the coast from land and sea, & savour Sussex ice cream
I hope wherever you are in Sussex, the weather is gradually ...
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Great taste, great sculpture & amazing Battle!
Well, there is no denying that it’s been more like November ...
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