Horsham, beaches, ice cream, wildlife and wine
While I have wrestled with the lurgy (honestly, who gets the lurgy in the summer), the year quietly slipped into July, and we were all
Visit Eclectic Newhaven
Newhaven often seems to get overlooked in favour of its neighbours. ...
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The Eric Ravilious Newhaven Trail
Eric Ravilious is a name that has almost become synonymous with ...
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Visit Newhaven Fort (East Sussex)
Sussex is dotted with great little museums that provide pockets of ...
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Forgotten East Sussex Village: Tide Mills
As you walk from Seaford to Newhaven along the coastal path, ...
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Gardens, lidos, July ideas & a strawberry smash!
Holy smoke, it’s hot! How are you coping? Are you coping? Or have you given up, and retired to underneath a tree in the garden? I’m quite
Peasants, gardens, secrets and the Solstice
Another week has flown by, and it is hard to believe we’re nearly at the turning point of the year, the Summer Solstice. I tend to
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Who Am I Really?
I’ve always rather flippantly referred to myself as
A Walking Dee-saster
I’ve become accustomed to gazing wistfully at stylish
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The Pirates of Rye
If you wake at midnight, and hear a horse’s feet, Don’t go drawing back the blind, or looking in the street, Them that ask no
Sussex Book Review: 111 Places in Hastings and Rye That You Shouldn’t Miss
111 Places in Hastings and Rye That You Shouldn’t Miss By Norman Miller Published by Emons RRP: £13.99 First impressions: Size, quality and design At
Winchelsea’s Gastronomic Promenade
There is something wonderful about a walking meal. And if you’ve ever taken part in a Randonnée Gourmande in France, the Italian Magnalonga wine festivals
Horsham’s Hidden (Or Not So Hidden) Stories
You may know Horsham for its market square, independent shops and café culture, but it’s also a town full of surprises. Dragons, dinosaurs, an Indian