Les lead this great walk from the Mid Sussex Ramblers' programme in perfect weather.
Click to open this panorama looking west towards Lewes, Firle, Glyne and eastwards from there.
Thanks Les for a fine walk - too bad that you missed the fine ale afterwards.
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Tuesday 23 June 2009
Sunday 21 June 2009
Kittiwake Spectacle; Seaford to East Dean, 9 miles walk
This walk started in Seaford, after taking the bus from East Dean and walking back there via Seaford head, where we watched nesting Kittiwakes and cormorants.
On this day, the tide being in, we walked up the river and over the road bridge.
Yellow horned poppies growing on the perilous cliff edge.
One of the Tapsell gates, which pivot on a central pinion allowing pall bearers to easily enter the churchyard. Tapsell was the blacksmith who made the gates.
Pyramidal orchid on the approach to East Dean from Friston church.
The views of the Seven Sisters chalk cliffs from this path are uplifting."Sussexrambler" reverses direction for an action shot for Tony, Mid Sussex Rambler's web master
On this day, the tide being in, we walked up the river and over the road bridge.
Yellow horned poppies growing on the perilous cliff edge.
One of the Tapsell gates, which pivot on a central pinion allowing pall bearers to easily enter the churchyard. Tapsell was the blacksmith who made the gates.
Pyramidal orchid on the approach to East Dean from Friston church.
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