Honey, lakes, caves and gardens
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Lewes Railway Land Nature Reserve
Just a few minutes’ walk from the bustle of Lewes town ...
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Lewes Priory & the Battle of Lewes
As you approach Lewes by foot from the south you see ...
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Mount Caburn Walk (East Sussex)
Distance: 8.5 km. Elevation: 293 m. Difficulty: Medium to hard From ...
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Things To Do In Lewes, East Sussex
All roads seem to lead to Lewes. Whether you’ve been east ...
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Explore Lewes Castle, East Sussex
There are many reasons to visit Lewes. Its brewery, flea market, ...
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Eclectic Lewes Flea Market (East Sussex)
There are many reasons to visit Lewes. Harvey’s Brewery for a ...
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East Sussex Walks: Kingston to Rodmell Circular Walk
This 16 km South Downs walk also includes the River Ouse, ...
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The Twin Towns of Lewes and Blois, France
The French connection between Lewes and Blois At first glance, you ...
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