A moon bridge, wine trail, priory & what’s on in May
We are hurtling towards another weekend and I am heading off to Brighton for a couple of days. But while I am there, I have plenty
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The Sussex Coast Guide
If you want to explore the Sussex coast, there is plenty to discover. Stretching for 225 km from Chichester Harbour to Camber Sands, it is ...
Rye Harbour to Hastings Old Town: an Epic walk
It’s a 19 km walk from Rye Harbour to Hastings and ...
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Exploring Magical Hastings Country Park
Hastings Country Park is an area of about 850 acres to ...
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Pett Level and Fairlight Cliffs
Between Rye Harbour and Hastings is Pett Level, a tiny hamlet ...
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Discover Rye Harbour Nature Reserve
Rye Harbour Nature Reserve has the wow factor and is a ...
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Exploring Camber Sands
Camber Sands just outside Rye is a magnificent stretch of sandy ...
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Sussex Coastal Walk: Wittering to Itchenor
Chichester Harbour is a fabulous corner of the world and this ...
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Pagham to Medmerry Cycle Route & Other Adventures
This nice easy Pagham to Medmerry cycle ride is perfect for ...
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Best Walks at Gravetye Estate
The Gravetye Estate in West Sussex is home to some fabulous walks, along with unusual trees and incredible birdlife. It’s also home to endangered wildlife
Why Does It Matter?
I often get excited when I feel a connection to place. But more recently, I have realised that it’s more a connection to the past,
Jack in the Green, Hastings & May Day Traditions
The first time I joined in the Hastings Jack in the Green celebrations was just after COVID. The celebrations were a muted affair that year,
Oyster Masterclass at Riddle & Finns, Brighton
When I was invited to a Riddle & Finns Oyster Masterclass, I wasn’t sure what to expect. I had relatively neutral views on the subject