Curious Horsham, a forgotten furnace, beautiful gardens & Belloc Night!
The scorched grass and burnt fields have created quite a different Sussex landscape, and the other day I caught myself day-dreaming about rain. Please remind me
Pitts-Stop at The Singing Kettle Teahouse, Alfriston
Alfriston and the surrounding area are always worth a visit. The ...
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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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Rockwater: Best Hove Beach Restaurant?
Anyone who lives in Hove knows of the Rockwater café and ...
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Visit Stunning Great Dixter in East Sussex
About 10 miles from Rye in East Sussex is the village ...
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Eclectic Places to Stay in Rye, East Sussex
If you are visiting somewhere as enigmatic and eclectic as Rye, ...
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Pitts-Stop at Goat Ledge, St Leonards.
I was bumbling along the Sunny Sussex seafront one Saturday in ...
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Exquisite Regency Costume Exhibition at the Royal Pavilion, Brighton
You never need a reason to visit the Royal Pavilion and ...
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A Visit to Pevensey Castle in East Sussex
As a London commuter of the 1990s, Pevensey and Pevensey Bay ...
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Fancy Drinking Gin Up The i360, Brighton?
No that’s not a euphemism and yes of course you do. ...
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Every business owner I’ve worked with has a handful of clients they mention in passing. The one who came in stressed and left delighted. The
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Sir Arthur Conan Doyle (1859 – 1930) was, of course, the famous writer of the Sherlock Holmes novels. Born in Edinburgh, he led a varied