Walks, Pubs, Wreaths and November Charm
I cannot believe we’re heading into November already. Where has this year gone? Even as I type, there is what looks like the first frost
Sussex Urban Walks: Shoreham
Our Sussex Exclusive Urban Walks are designed to help you discover ...
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King Charles III Shoreham Coastal Walk
Flat 10 km Shoreham coastal walk. This walk is a little ...
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Pitts Stop at Shoreham Airport Café – The Hummingbird Café
Shoreham Airport, AKA Brighton City Airport, and the Shoreham Airport café ...
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Things To Do In Shoreham-by-Sea
Shoreham-By-Sea is bohemian, bustling, and bountiful. Set on the coast and ...
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Pitts-Stop at Into The Blue, Shoreham by Sea
Shoreham by Sea is another Sussex town with a slightly bohemian ...
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Shoreham Farmers Market (West Sussex)
Shoreham farmers market is a colourful affair. For a Saturday morning ...
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Evocative Sussex Artists – Shoreham Exhibition
Although the following exhibition has now closed, it is well worth ...
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Shoreham Art Installation: Points of Departure
Although this installation has now finished, you can find out more ...
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Your Guide to Shoreham by Sea – a Bit of History & Hip
Shoreham is a curiosity. It’s a town that is truly quirky ...
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Ghosts, cars and chestnuts!
For the first time this week, I had to wear a coat on my early morning walk, and it was notably dark as I set
A perfect day out, a gorgeous walk, trigs and chestnuts!
This week, I’m riding high after my first Belloc walk from Robertsbridge to Old Heathfield, which was an unmitigated success and a fabulous day out.
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The Four Women and Belloc: In Conversation with Sussex ©
Just under 75 years ago, Sussex lost one
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Iconic Wonders & Best Kept Secrets of Sussex
If you are going to explore Sussex in any level of detail, you’ll undoubtedly want to visit some of the big-ticket places that make you
Literary Rye: In the Footsteps of Henry James, E. F. Benson and Rumer Godden
There is something about Rye that seems to attract writers. It’s probably that heady combination of ancient buildings, cobbled streets and the extraordinary landscape of
In Conversation with Belloc & Sussex: Heathfield to Fletching
In 1912, Hilaire Belloc published a book called Four Men and a Farrago. It is a fictional journey of four men walking from Robertsbridge in
The Missing Women of Belloc’s Sussex: Heathfield to Fletching
On the first stage of my Four Women and Belloc walk, the stories of Belloc’s missing women seemed almost to tumble out of the hedgerows