A perfect day out, a gorgeous walk, trigs and chestnuts!
This week, I’m riding high after my first Belloc walk from Robertsbridge to Old Heathfield, which was an unmitigated success and a fabulous day out.
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The Best Places to Visit in Sussex
Sussex is gorgeous! Better than that, it’s packed with wonderful things to do, great food and drink and hopelessly pretty villages and towns. Now divided into ...
Exploring Alfriston, East Sussex
Alfriston in East Sussex has a reputation for being one of ...
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Houghton Bridge: a Little Gateway to the South Downs
Houghton Bridge is a fantastic little self contained gateway to the ...
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Why Visit the Western Weald?
Kipling, Blake, and Woolf all helped the eastern Downs become known ...
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Chasing Waterfalls on Ashdown Forest
If you don’t think of Sussex as a place of waterfalls, ...
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Searching for Winnie the Pooh on Ashdown Forest
A day spent searching for Winnie the Pooh on Ashdown Forest ...
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Things To Do In March in Sussex
March is a wonderful time of year in Sussex. There’s lots ...
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Sussex National Garden Scheme Gardens
In his March update of gardens opening for the National Garden ...
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Tottington South Downs Walk (West Sussex)
This 6.5 km Tottington South Downs walk is fabulous but quite ...
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