Walks, towns, summer fruits & witches
It won’t have escaped your notice that I do like weather, and the more weird and freakish the better. So, it’s been a great week
Things to do in Hailsham & the Surrounding Area (East Sussex)
Set on the edge of the Pevensey Levels, Hailsham is a ...
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Lewes Railway Land Nature Reserve
Just a few minutes’ walk from the bustle of Lewes town ...
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Things To Do Near Rye, East Sussex
The area surrounding Rye has something special about it. Perhaps it’s ...
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Exploring Friston Forest: Hikes, Bikes, Ghosts & Kings
In between Seaford and Eastbourne, Friston Forest is part of the ...
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A New Midhurst Jazz, Food & Blues Festival
Something very special is happening in Midhurst this autumn. For the ...
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Things To Do in Heathfield
Heathfield is very much a gateway town to both the wonderful ...
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Amberley to Arundel Walk: The Way Less Travelled
Both Amberley and Arundel have many reasons to visit. They are ...
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