Date: Sunday 3rd December 2006
Time: 10.00am
Starting point: Outside the Frankland Arms public house in Washington, grid ref TQ122129.
This is another walk I'm leading for the Sussex Pathfinders Rambling Club, but anyone can join us. It will be 12 miles, but after the first 7½ miles we'll be very close to the start point so anyone wanting to cut the walk short at that point will be able to do so.
Yet another bright sunny day, clouding over just towards the end of our 9 mile walk.
The view from Southwick Hill looking back over Shoreham, Lancing and Worthing.
Looking towards Devil's Dyke where we stopped for lunch, with Wolstonbury Hill on the left and Brighton on the right.
Date: Sunday 19th November 2006
Time: 10.00am (NB this is earlier than previous walks)
Starting point: Meet at the northern end of Upper Kingston Lane in Shoreham, grid ref TQ238066 - park in surrounding roads. You can see street maps showing the start location from Multimap and Streetmap.
On the maps below, the start point is at the centre of each map.
Images produced from the Ordnance Survey Get-a-map service. Images reproduced with kind permission of Ordnance Survey and Ordnance Survey of Northern Ireland.
Another lovely day, just like summer, 10¼ miles through The Mens ancient woodland and along parts of the old Wey and Arun Canal.
Those are some serious horns. We didn't have to walk through that field, but shortly after we crossed a field with a rather large bull.
Sometimes Ann will say "You must take a photograph of that, Keith," so I just do as I'm told. This was at Hawkhurst Court in the middle of The Mens.
That dog appeared when we stopped for lunch. I think he was after something.
Well, considering the forecast we were lucky with the weather, only one short shower. But didn't we have some wind!
Here we are taking a break.
I've cheated slightly with the rest of these photos - they were taken on the route we walked, but not on the day of the walk.
In the woods in Michelgrove Park.
This is one of my favourite views in this area. The farm (Lower Barpham) reminds me of the toy farm sets that kids used to play with.
Looking west from Barpham Hill.
Near Lee Farm.
