Aug – Oct 2017 May–July 2017 Activities & Events Activities & Events Programme ______

Dear Members In this late Summer/Autumn programme we keep a Summery feel to the Strolls programme, with gardens and tea gardens and cream teas featuring. We also visit a series of lost villages, among many other delights, and can meet, greet and congratulate our new Chairman as he leads us on a Stroll. There is a chance too to (re)-learn to play the game of Croquet, courtesy of Rother Valley Croquet Club at Duncton, for Walkers and Strollers combined. This is preceded by a shorter morning walk.

By popular request, the days of the week are included again in the date listings, as most people found them helpful. Also by request, we are trying out including the postcodes of start points for satnav users. However they do need to be used with care - best to check them using your own system. Feedback as to their usefulness on the programme would be welcome.

You'll see that September 16 - 23 is our Green Transport week when walks will all be accessible by public transport. Obviously not all transport links will suit everyone but we have tried to provide walks in a variety of areas. Maybe at least some of your route could be done using your own version of park 'n ride.

Hopefully everyone who wants the Activities and Events programme has given the office their email address. As from this quarter, this is being sent out by email by default. If you know of anyone who is surprised to find they have not received a programme, could you ask them to get in touch with the office.

For this programme several leaders have had to take a break for various health reasons. We wish them well and look forward to seeing them back in action. Thanks to all leaders who were able to respond to pleas to provide our usual spread of walks. Lots for us to enjoy - see you there!

Rosemary Warren (Walks co-ordinator) Judy Robinson (Strolls co-ordinator) [email protected] [email protected] ______Notes for walkers & cyclists

 Ensure you have read the ‘Walks Guidance Notes’ on our website www.southdownssociety.org.uk (go to ‘Who we are’ then ‘Public documents’) or contact the South Downs Society office.  Please remember to take care of your own safety on walks and strolls, and make sure you wear appropriate footwear and clothing and you are fit for the walk/stroll outlined. Participants are responsible for carrying their own first aid supplies.  For advice about a particular walk or stroll contact the South Downs Society office on 01798 875073 - The first three figures in the map reference, e.g. 121, refer to maps in the OS Explorer series  New walkers – please note that the start time on the programme is the time we start walking, and it is best to arrive at the meeting place at least 15 minutes before this time, to allow for putting on boots etc  E = Easy walk, mostly flat with few or no stiles, well-suited for more gentle walking - Strolls (grey background) are a maximum of 9 miles. Walks (white) are 9+ miles. All are circular unless stated otherwise  Dogs, where permitted, must be under control. Owners must do as requested by the leader. No extendable leads please  Make your own way to the meeting place and please consider the use of car sharing or public transport where possible  Cyclists: Members are responsible for their own safety - helmets can help prevent a head injury if you fall from your bike. Please note that terrain may vary from bridleways to public roads. Experienced cyclists over 18 only please.

Registered Office: 2 Swan Court, Station Road, , West RH20 1RL Tel: 01798 875073 email: [email protected] www.southdownssociety.org.uk The Society is a company limited by guarantee, registered no. 319437 and is a registered charity no. 230329

Date, start & Start details & OS Outline Route Length approx. finish Explorer (in time map reference miles) AUGUST Tue 1 Plumpton Green South Chailey, Knowlands, Barcombe Cross (Pub – Royal Oak, 11½ 1000-1600 Church BN7 3DA serves drinks only, we can eat our own food there, shop nearby) 122 / TQ364169 Shelleys Folly, East Chiltington Leader: Ian Graham

Tue 1 Beach Green CP SHOREHAM REDOUBT (1857) 3E 1030-1230 Shoreham Beach An easy flat stroll to the notable fort built in response to BN43 5YE uncertainties about French intentions. 122 / TQ209046 Leader: Judy Robinson (£1.50 3 hours) Ring leader for lift from Hove Station. 700 bus stops nearby.

Thu 3 Eartham Wood CP East Dean, Heyshott (Pub – Unicorn Inn) Upwaltham 15 0930-1600 PO18 0LU Leader: Keith Dillon 121 / SU939107

Fri 4 Juggs Arms CP Swanborough Manor, Breach Road track, Kingston ridge. One 5 1030-1300 Kingston BN7 3NT steep hill. Pub at end. 122 / TQ393082 Leader: Simone Child

Sat 5 Village CP Stretham Manor, , Fulking (Pub – Shepherd & Dog) 12½ 1000-1545 BN44 3WE Beeding Hill 122/OL11 TQ188106 Leader: Roger Clough

Compass Bus 100 – Burgess Hill Brighton & Hove Bus 2 Brighton –

Tue 8 Scaynes Hill free CP in Costells Wood, Sussex Ouse Valley Way, Greenwich Meridian Trail, 13 1000-1600 centre of village North Chailey crossroads (Lunch – Forget Me Not Café - extensive off A272 RH17 7PL menu at responsible price. No pub en route) Chailey Common, 135 / TQ366232 Wivelsden Farm, Sussex Border Path Leader: Richard Mason

Compass bus 31 Uckfield – Lindfield

Tue 8 Cricketers CP LOST VILLAGES (1) BURTON 5 1000-1245 Duncton BURTON (Church) Black Pond, Serpent Trail, Duncton Common. GU28 0LB Pub at end. 121 / SU960170 Leader: Peter Harris Burton was once a large settlement

Thu 10 Ditchling Beacon CP (NT Chattri IWM, Saddlescombe, Devil's Dyke (Pub) Haresdean 14 0930-1545 charge) BN6 8XD Leader: Brian Johnson 122 / TQ333130

Thu 10 Ardingly Reservoir CP SECRET GARDEN (1) - COPYHOLD HOLLOW 5 1100-1500 RH17 6SQ Ouse Valley Viaduct, Sussex Ouse Valley Way, Brook Street, Borde 135 / TQ335286 Hill Garden (lunch, Café Elvira), COPYHOLD HOLLOW (NGS £4 (possible charge) entry), an intriguing sounding 'vertiginous' quarry garden! Return via Vanguard Way. Some stiles. Leader: Judy Robinson Ring leader for lift from Hove Station

Date, start & Start details & OS Outline Route Length approx. finish Explorer (in time map reference miles) Sat 12 Barnham Windmill The stroll is flat and takes in Bilsham and Flansham. Café in 7 1000-1300 PO22 0BD Windmill Shopping Village before or after stroll. 121 / SU967040 Leader: Jean Blemings

Tue 15 Kithurst Hill CP Amberley, , (Pub – White Horse) 13½ 1000-1600 BN13 3XJ Golf Club, 121 / TQ071125 Leader: Gaynor Waterman

Wed 16 Exceat Woodland CP SUMMER IN THE CUCKMERE VALLEY 6½ 1000-1445 BN25 4AD South Downs Way, Litlington (coffee), Alfriston. Return via river. 123 / TV518995 Pub (optional, Cuckmere Inn) at 1330, then short return along (charge) road. Leader: Ingrid Streeter

Thu 17 Iping Common CP WEST SUSSEX'S MOST BEAUTIFUL COMMONS 15 0915-1600 Elstead Road, off A272 Iping Common, Oakeham Common, Woolbeding Common, Henley GU29 0PB Common (Pub – Duke of Cumberland) Stedham Common 120 / SU852220 Leader: Ian Lancaster

Sat 19 Sidney Wood CP Hurlands, Dungate Farm, Plaistow (Pub – Sun Inn) Ifold, Wey South 11¾ 1000-1530 off Dunsfold Road Path GU6 8JG Leader: Rosemary Warren 134 / TQ026350

Tue 22 Duncton Village Hall CP BRISK WALK and A TASTE OF CROQUET (All Welcome) 9ish 0930-1600 (If going N on A285 turn AM – Barlavington Down, Burton Down, Waltham Down, plus Rt just before end of Woolavington Down, Duncton (Pub – The Cricketers) game 40mph speed limit) PM – Croquet at Rother Valley Croquet Club (with afternoon tea & GU28 0JY cake) 121 / SU963177 Leader: John Coutts

Tue 22 Cricketers CP STROLL WITH A TASTE OF CROQUET 4 1030-1300 Duncton Ridlington Farm, Westerlands, Lavington Common, Burton Park. GU28 0LB Lunch table booked at Cricketers, meeting the Walkers. 121 / SU960170 Leader: John Mayes

(After lunch, free introduction, or refresher, to croquet at Rother Valley Croquet Club at Duncton).

Thu 24 Galleons Lap (Gills Lap POOH ON THE FOREST 12 0945-1615 CP) jct of B2026 and Identifying locations immortalised by A. A. Milne, including Kidd's Hill Road Heffalump Trap, Eeyore's Sad and Gloomy Place, North Pole, TN22 3JD Hartfield (Pub – The Anchor) Pooh Sticks Bridge (racing sticks 135 / TQ467315 provided) Leaders: Susan & John Stent

Thu 24 Lane by Newtimber Wolstonbury Hill, Pyecombe, Wayfield Farm, (Café), Newtimber 6 1000-1500 Church Holt. Some steep climbs, but slow pace. Wonderful views make BN6 9BT the effort worthwhile. 122 / TQ271134 Leader: Shirley Murrell and Brenda Mann

Date, start & Start details & OS Outline Route Length approx. finish Explorer (in time map reference miles) Sat 26 Groombridge – meet High Weald Landscape Trail, Withyham, Hartfield (Lunch) 12 1000-1600 near Village Hall (park Summerford Farm. (Tea in Burrswood available near end) in nearby streets) Leader: Marion Clegg TN3 9QX Metrobus 291 East Grinstead – Tunbridge Wells 135 / TQ531373 Phone leader beforehand for parking alternatives

Tue 29 The Green, Leigh Penshurst, Chiddingstone (Pub – Castle Inn) The Horseshoes, Hale 10¾ 1000-1630 TN11 8QP Farm, Leigh Park Farm 147 / TQ549464 Leader: John Gordon

Tue 29 Battle Great Wood CP 3 hour circular walk from Battle through the surrounding country. 6 1000-1430 Marley Road Lunch en route at Sedlescombe (Queens Head). Battle TN33 0RB Leader: Nigel Watts 124 / TQ765165

Thu 31 Little London layby HWLT, Ardingly College, Upper Pilstye, Balcombe (Pub or Tea 15 0930-1600 north of Ardingly Rooms) Little Strudgate Farm, Old House, Philpots Farm RH17 6TJ Leader: Juliet Molloy 135 / TQ344305

SEPTEMBER Sat 2 Village , Park Farm, Maplehurst (Pub – White Horse) 12 1000-1600 Hall RH13 8HX Northfield Wood, Mockford 122 / TQ190192 Leader: Ian Wright

Stagecoach bus 17 Horsham – Brighton

Tue 5 West Grinstead Church ADUR RIVER WALK 12 0945-1545 CP RH13 8NF Partridge Green, Betley Bridge, Bineham Bridge, Ashurst (Pub – 122 / TQ171208 The Fountain) Daylands Farm, Hobshort's Farm, Clothalls Farm Leader: Mary Breeze

Tue 5 Midhurst River Rother trail to Stedham Mill & Stedham Hall. Returning via 7½ 1030-1445 North Street CP Woolbeding church. Please bring picnic lunch. Cafés etc available GU29 9FN on completion in Midhurst. (No dogs please) 133 / SU887217 Leader: George Stride (small charge) Bus 60 from Chichester stops at the CP

Wed 6 Hurstpierpoint long- West and south via Wanbrook Farm, Bedlam Street and Danny 5 1000-1230 stay CP Estate to Clayton. North to Hassocks and west back to Hurst. Drink BN6 9SJ or meal at New Inn in High Street. 122 / TQ281165 Leader: Frances Gilbert

Thu 7 Cocking Hill CP Limekiln Bottom, Lavington, Graffham (Pub – The Cricketers) 15 0930-1545 GU29 0HT Gallows Hill, Ambersham Common, Cocking Church 120 / SU875166 Leader: Dave Meyer

Stagecoach bus 60 Chichester – Midhurst

Sat 9 The Mens Wildlife Trust Wey South Path, Newpound Common (Pub – Bat & Ball) 12 0930-1530 CP RH14 0HR Wisborough Green, Shipbourne Farm 134 / TQ023238 Leader: Ray Coughlin

Date, start & Start details & OS Outline Route Length approx. finish Explorer (in time map reference miles) Sat 9 Emsworth Square Mill Pond, harbour foreshore and Nore Barn Conservation area. 2½E 1130-1300 PO10 7AQ Suitable for wheelchairs, generally level, hard surface throughout 120 / SU749057 except for one short patch of shingle. Disabled toilets at start. Pubs, tea rooms or cafés in Emsworth at end. Leader: Robert Self

Bus stop: Emsworth Square, Bus 700 from Chichester.

Tue 12 Bucks Green Sports , Strood Green, (Pub – Sussex Oak) Rowhook, 13½ 0930-1545 Ground CP RH12 3DW 134 / TQ079329 Leader: Ian Lancaster

Tue 12 Devil's Dyke bus stop LOST VILLAGES (2) HANGLETON 5 1000-1245 BN1 8YJ Old Dyke Railway, HANGLETON, Benfield Valley, Monarch's Way. 122 / TQ258111 Pub at end. NT car park (pay for Leader: Peter Harris non-members) Hangleton is one of the few lost villages in Sussex to be excavated

Wed 13 Firle Village CP SECRET GARDEN (2) – BEANSTALK TEA GARDEN 5 1400-1700 BN8 6LF Firle Place, Charleston, climb to Downs (or return along the Old 123 / TQ468075 Coach Road for shorter, flatter walk). Stop for refreshment at the tucked away BEANSTALK TEA GARDEN. Leader: Judy Robinson

Ring leader for lift from Hove Station

Thu 14 Crabtree Lane CP Polesden Lacy, Big High Grove, Gomshall (Pub – Compasses Inn) 15 1000-1630 Westhumble North Downs Way RH5 6BQ Leader: Martin Scalway 146 / TQ158524

Thu 14 Medmerry Nature Low level walk with wide views and a chance to see migratory 5 1030-1400 Reserve CP, Earnley birds, the new coastal management scheme, and possibly some PO20 7NE interesting coastal geology. There is a section of shingle ridge/ 120 / SZ857966 beach walking. RSPB site S. of Leader: Alan and Angela Megarry Chichester

FESTIVAL OF GREEN TRAVEL 16TH to 23RD SEPTEMBER with start points accessible by public transport

Sat 16 Stopham Bridge at Stopham Bridge, Train Station, Pulborough Brooks, Rackham Mill, 10¼ 1015 – 1515 10.15 (cars, no. 1 bus) Cross Gate (Pub – The Sportsman) Amberley Wild Brooks, Wey or 121 / TQ031182 South Path, Stopham Bridge, Train Station 1040 – 1540 Pulborough Train Leader: Rosemary Warren Station at 10.40 (train & 100 bus) Stagecoach bus 1 Midhurst – Worthing (Wyevale Nursery stop). 121 / TQ042185 Compass bus 100 – Burgess Hill (station stop)

Date, start & Start details & OS Outline Route Length approx. finish Explorer (in time map reference miles) Mon 18 Arundel Railway Station A riverside stroll to Houghton Bridge, returning to start by train 5½ 1030-1502 BN18 9PH from Amberley station. Past Black Rabbit, a brief account of the 121 / TQ024063 Gurkha bridge reconstruction en route to lunch at the Bridge Inn, Houghton Bridge. Flat though several stiles. Leader: Roy Shaw

Trains from Pulborough or Barnham (on South Coast line). Bus 700 Arundel/Brighton route every 30 minutes.

Tue 19 2 Mountfield Road Mount Caburn, Ringmer (Pub – Cock Inn) Hamsey 12 1000-1600 Lewes (CP charge) Leader: Ian Wright BN7 2UJ 122 / TQ416096 Meeting place is a short walk from Lewes train station Buses 28/29 Brighton – Lewes – Uckfield – Tunbridge Wells

Thu 21 Hassocks Train Station, Albourne Green, Blackstone, (Pub – White Hart) 16 0945-1700 west side BN6 8JE Woodmancote Place, Danny Park 122 / TQ304154 Leader: Patrick Haworth

Buses 271/272 Brighton- & 40 Brighton-Haywards Heath

Fri 22 Midhurst Bus Station Circular walk past Cowdray Ruins and Polo Grounds to the 1000 4 1030-1230 GU29 9DZ year old Queen Elizabeth I oak (one of 50 Great British trees). Dog 133 / SU887218 friendly walk. Leader: Gerald Gresham Cooke (Heartsmart Walk Trained Leader)

By Bus: To Midhurst bus station. This is just north of the centre of Midhurst. Buses 1 and 99 By Car: (If necessary) Take the A286 or A272 to Midhurst, to mini roundabout at bus station. Turn into car park which is behind the bus station (small charge of 20p for 3 hours).

Sat 23 CP on Falmer Road, Newmarket Hill, SDW, Rodmell (Pub – Abergavenny Arms) 11 0945-1600 North of Downs Hotel Kingston, Juggs Road BN2 6NT Leader: Brenda Mann 122 / TQ356064 Frequent No. 2 bus service Steyning – Shoreham – Brighton – Rottingdean stops at Downs Hotel. Also 52, 72, 72A

Tue 26 Ellison Pond CP, Millbrook Clump, Kennedy Clump, Macmillan Clump, Chelwood 10 1000-1500 Crowborough Road, Gate (Pub – Red Lion) Forest Garden, Friends Clump Ashdown Forest Leader: John Brownsword TN22 3JA 135 / TQ462287

Tue 26 Berwick Station MEET THE NEW CHAIRMAN 7½ 1030-1500 BN26 6TA An old friend in a new role! Vanguard Way to Alfriston, through 123 / TQ526068 village up to SDW, then back to pub (Cricketers, Berwick, about 13:00) for lunch before back to station. One steepish up and again traversing down from SDW. Leader: David Sawyer

Date, start & Start details & OS Outline Route Length approx. finish Explorer (in time map reference miles) Wed 27 Car Park beside Varied walk through archetypal Sussex Countryside. Hope for 5¼ 1000-1230 Benbow Pond in Autumn colours. Lunch at Halfway Bridge Inn if required. Cowdray Park Leader: Caroline Elvy 133 / SU914222 Off A272 2 miles east of Midhurst GU28 9BX.

Thu 28 East Hoathly CP, Church Shortgate, Little Horsted, Isfield (Pub – Laughing Fish) Mount Farm, 15 0930-1600 Marks Lane Laughton Common BN8 6DS Leader: David Finney 123 / TQ521162

Sat 30 Ditchling Common Blackbrook Wood, Streat, East Chiltington, Plumpton Green (Pub – 12 1000-1600 Country Pk BN6 8SQ The Fountain) Lumberpits, Woodland Farm 122 / TQ337180 Leaders: Sue & Peter Green

Sat 30 Pagham Harbour Visitor Internationally important wetland nature reserve and Sidlesham 2E 1130-1300 Centre Quay. Suitable for wheelchairs, generally level, compacted stone, PO20 7NE can be bumpy in places. Disabled toilets (RADAR). Bring picnic or 120 / SZ856965 Crab and Lobster, Sidlesham (expensive). Leader: Robert Self

OCTOBER Tue 3 Shipbourne Common Underriver, Carters Hill, Knole Park, Godden Green (Pub – Bucks 10 1000-1530 TN11 9PN Head) Ightham Mote 147 / TQ595522 Leader: Laurie Broad

Tue 3 Rec Nutbourne, Mare Hill, Wiggonholt, Hurston Lane, West 6 1000-1315 Ground CP Chiltington. Pub (optional, Queens Head) after stroll. RH20 2PZ Leader: Ingrid Streeter 121 / TQ082178

Thu 5 Orchard Gardens CP, Chantry Post, Lee Farm, Burpham (Pub – The George) Rackham Hill 15 0930-1600 £2 per day Leader: Pam Barfield RH20 4LJ 121 / TQ087141

Sat 7 Storrington Rise CP Findon, Monarch's Way, Michelgrove, Patching (Pub) Clapham 12 1000-1600 BN14 0HT Church, Honeysuckle Lane, Findon Valley 121 / TQ129077 Leader: Frances Dunkin

Stagecoach 1 Petworth-Worthing,Metrobus 23 Horsham-Worthing

Sat 7 Alfriston Long Stay CP Windover hill (by path with gentler climb), Folkington, Wilmington 6½ 1035-1500 BN26 5UG (charge) (pub, Giants Rest), R Cuckmere. 123 / TQ521032 Leader: Chris Vigars

Some free parking in nearby streets, or Cuckmere bus from Berwick station departs 10.22 (please check)

Tue 10 Danehill CP, off A275 by The Vachery, Friends CP, Fairwarp (Pub – Foresters Arms) Nutley, 13 0945-1530 tennis courts Chelwood Farm 135 / TQ405278 Leader: Brenda Johnson

Metrobus 270 East Grinstead – Brighton

Date, start & Start details & OS Outline Route Length approx. finish Explorer (in time map reference miles) Thu 12 Bramber Village CP Windmill Hill, Hill, Oreham Common, Henfield (Lunch – 14 0915-1530 BN44 3WE The George) Brookside Farm, Horton Wood (No dogs please) 122 / TQ187106 Leader: Kay Armstrong

Thu 12 Purbrook Common CP SOUTHWICK ESTATE 8 1030-1530 PO7 5RX A varied walk through a traditional, undulating landscape of farm 119 / SU668078 and woodland, but with some surprising features en route from a Roman road to a discrete solar array. Lunch in the Golden Lion in the historic village of Southwick or a picnic place available. Leader: Alan and Angela Megarry

Sat 14 CP beside Lindfield Criplands, Home Farm, Lunces Hall, Wivelsfield Green (Pub – Cock 12 1000-1530 Bowls Club, Backwoods Inn) Moors Cottage, Scaynes Hill, Walstead Lane Leader: Juliet Molloy RH16 4DU 125 / TQ346252 Compass bus 31 Uckfield – Lindfield Metrobus 270 East Grinstead – Brighton

Mon 16 The Half Moon, SECRET GARDEN (3) – LEONARDSLEE GLIMPSE 5½ 1030-1315 Warninglid Through woodland to Furnace Pond, LEONARDSLEE, (reports of RH17 5TR possibly reopening, but we shall just get a glimpse of the southern 134 / TQ250261 end), return via Colwood. Hopefully autumn colour. Leader: Judy Robinson

Ring leader for lift from Hove Station

Tue 17 Dunsfold Village CP Knightons, Dungate, Chiddingfold (Pub – Crown Inn), Pockford 12 0930-1515 GU8 4LH Farm, Burgate Farm 134 / TQ007364 Leader: Brian Gravestock

Thu 19 Stoughton Down CP Apple Down, Harting Hill, South Harting (Pub – White Hart), 14½ 0930-1600 PO18 9JG Beacon Hill, East Marden 120 / SU814126 Leader: John Coutts

Thu 19 Newhaven Fort CP INVASION 1 - THE FRENCH 8½ 0945-1245 BN9 9DW Skirt the Port, Tidemills, the Buckle to Seaford Head and return. 122 / TQ448002 Leader: Duncan Hopper

Sat 21 tennis court CP , Bonwycks Place, Ifield Wood, Charlwood (Pub – Half 12 1000-1600 (small) opp northern- Moon) Cophall Wood, Peters Farm most entrance to Ghyll Leader: Pete Rice Manor, RH12 4PX 134 / TQ205375

Sat 21 Ditchling Village Hall North to the Common via Oldland windmill and Wellhouse Lane 4 1030-1230 BN6 8TA and then back to Ditchling. Pub (White Horse) after walk. 122 / TQ326152 Leader: Frances Gilbert

Tue 24 Whiteways CP Monarchs Way, South Stoke, Houghton Bridge (Pub – Bridge Inn) 10 1000-1530 BN18 9FD Amberley, SDW 121 / TQ002108 Leaders: Bill Saunders & Tony Stacy

Date, start & Start details & OS Outline Route Length approx. finish Explorer (in time map reference miles) Tue 24 Slindon NT CP in Park SLINDON WITH THE PUMPKINS 7½ 1000-1400 Lane Circular stroll on the Slindon Estate via Gumber Farm & Bothy. BN18 0QY Please bring picnic lunch. Famous pumpkin display & sale. Also 121 / SU960077 cream tea available in Slindon on completion. (No dogs please) Leader: George Stride

Thu 26 Hesworth Common CP Little Bognor, Brinksole Heath, Keyfox Farm, Petworth Park, 14 0930-1530 off A283, Fittleworth Tillington (Pub – The Horseguards), Petworth, Haslingbourne, RH20 1JF Hesworth 121 / TQ007193 Leader: Bill Witts

Thu 26 Bramber Village CP LOST VILLAGES (3) & COOMBES 4 1000-1230 BN44 3WE Beeding Bridge, BOTOLPHS (Church), COOMBES (Church), 122 / TQ187106 Annington, Maudlin Farm. Pub at end. Leader: Peter Harris Botolphs and Coombes, now hamlets, were once large villages.

Sat 28 Ditchling Village Hall CP SBP, Burnhouse Bostall, SDW, Ditchling Beacon, Westmeston 10 1000-1545 BN6 8WA Bostall, Underhill Lane, The Nye, Ditchling (Lunch) Cemetery, 122 / TQ326151 Hayleigh Farm, Westmeston Church, Westmeston Place Leader: Lindsay Geddes

Tue 31 Whitemans Green Tyes Place, Allen's Farm, Balcombe (Balcombe Tea Rooms or Half 12 0930-1600 Playing Field Moon Pub) Kemps Farm, Sidnye Farm RH17 5DA Leaders: Sue & Peter Green 135 / TQ301256

Tue 31 Road outside HURST ROUNDABOUT 5 1000-1300 Hurstpierpoint College Flat farmland. Pub New Inn. BN6 9JS Leader: Patrick Haworth 122 / TQ288176