Honey, lakes, caves and gardens
Ok, so it has been a little chilly. But as I type, a heatwave is incoming! What’s more, in a rare freak of nature, the
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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Honey, lakes, caves and gardens
Ok, so it has been a little chilly. But as I type, a heatwave is incoming! What’s more, in a rare freak of nature, the
The Sussex Exclusive1066 Trail ©: Normandy
The 1066 Trail ©: Normandy & the Normans For Sussex readers, Normandy feels oddly familiar. Chalk landscapes along the coast, ancient churches and rolling green
Discovering the Ruins of St Helen’s, Hastings
Standing quietly above Hastings and Ore are the remains of Old St Helen’s Church, one of Hastings’ oldest buildings. Through a pair of old stone
Walking at Weir Wood
Some walks begin with maps and car parks. For me, this Weir Wood walk began with lunch and a vineyard. Having enjoyed a hearty Ploughman’s