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Mid Sussex Ramblers Registered Charity No. 1093577 Web: www.midsussexramblers.co.uk Programme April 2019 to July 2019 Car Share: when shown against a walk indicates to members: If you would like a lift or can offer one to others, please telephone the leader who will try to make arrangements. Drivers appreciate it when a voluntary contribution towards fuel and parking costs is made and people accepting lifts should take precautions not to dirty the car. As a guide 28p per mile is the RA amount which reasonably covers the cost incurred by the driver. This is to be for Mid Sussex Group members only and lifts cannot be guaranteed. All members are encouraged to carry a small First Aid kit with them on walks. DOGS: Well behaved dogs on leads or under control are welcome on all our walks, unless the walk leader has stated 'No Dogs Please' (This does not apply to Registered Assistance Dogs). Any queries should be addressed to the Walk Leader We currently enjoy large numbers on many of our walks and they often include people who are new to group walking, so would all walkers please keep in visual contact with those in front and more importantly those behind. This is imperative when there is a change of direction. For walk ‘difficulty’ descriptions please refer to the back pages of this programme. Date Start Walk Distance/ Contact Difficulty Tue 10:30 CP at recreation ground in Telscombe, Daffodils & the Downs 8mi/12.9km Erica, 07885595131 - on the 02/04/2019 Telscombe Cliffs Way, 0.8 ml. from Walk through Telscombe Village (daffodils), and typical downland Moderate day seafront. Also by bus 14 or 14C & arable land.Please bring a picnic lunch. from Brighton to St Peter’s Avenue. walk back to Telscombe Cliffs Way and right. (BN10 7BQ, TQ404024) Wed 19:30 16 West Street, Ditchling Pub Social Phil, 01273 835931 03/04/2019 (BN6 8TS, TQ325151) The White Horse, Ditchling (01273 842006) Sat 10:00 Roadside parking Rectory Ashington 9mi/14.5km Alison G, 01273 833794 06/04/2019 Lane, Ashington (RH20 3LL, Circular via West Chiltington pub lunch and Thakeham. No dogs Moderate TQ130164) please. Sat 10:40 RSPB Pagham Harbour. Pagham Harbour bird watching walk 5mi/8km Peter L, 01444 415367 or 06/04/2019 Toilets and hot drinks. (PO20 7NE, Leisurely walk along coast and harbour, at times on shingle. Route Leisurely 07842 537361 SZ856966) direction will involve bus trip to or from Selsey, depending upon tide times. Bring binoculars and picnic lunch. No dogs. Sun 14:30 St Peter's Church Chailey Bluebell Time 4mi/6.4km William, 01444 831098 or 07/04/2019 Green A275 (BN8 4DA, Local woods for spring flowers Moderate 07801 711401 – on the day TQ392192) Page 1 of 10 Tue 10:30 Partridge Green Recycling Ghosts of the Steam Age 8mi/12.9km John, 01444 483860 or 09/04/2019 car park (RH13 8HR, TQ191192) Partridge Green , Mockford, The Grinstead, Moon Wood, West Moderate 07817032135 - on the day Grinstead Old Station (P), Park Lane, R.Adur, Please bring picnic lunch Sat 10:00 Woodingdean Car park on Woodingdean & a medieval drove road 5.5mi/8.9km Jill, 01273 480167 or 13/04/2019 B2123 50 yards north of Bexhill Undulating walk from Woodingdean Moderate 07938833868 - on the day road (old bakery site) (BN2 6NT, TQ356064) Sun 10:00 Mayfield Village Car Park Mayfield Circular 6mi/9.7km Mike H, 07999710065 14/04/2019 behind Middle House. The Mayfield Village, Coombe Wood, Tidebrook, Harewood Lodge, Moderate entrance to the car park is Vicarage Wood and return to village. signposted down a narrow lane. (TN20 6BE, TQ587269) Tue 10:00 Mill Hill Nature Reserve CP, Mill Hill, Truleigh Hill, Cockroost Hill 10.2mi/16.4km Paul J, 07711772853 - on the 16/04/2019 2nd CP after crossing A27 Bridge Mill Hill, Old Erringham Farm, South Downs Way, Truleigh Hill, Moderate day or 01444 441530 (BN43 5FH, TQ211074) Edburton Hill, Sussex Border Path, Cockroost Hill, Mile Oak Farm, Southwick Hill, Mossy Bottom, Erringham Farm, Mill Hill. Please bring a picnic lunch. 410m of ascent Tue 10:30 Horsted Keynes Rec Car Horsted Keynes Circular 7mi/11.3km Ron , 07785 717450 16/04/2019 Park or roadside (RH17 7AF, Heaven Farm, Perryman’s Hill, Chelwood Common, Woodgate Moderate TQ384281) Farm. Please bring a picnic. Wed 19:30 Handcross Road, Staplefield Pub Social Phil, 01273 835931 17/04/2019 (RH17 6EF, TQ273283) The Jolly Tanners, Staplefield (01444 400335) Sat 10:30 Glynde village car park (BN8 Downland between Glynde & Lewes 8.5mi/13.7km Sue, 01825 722135 or 20/04/2019 6SS, TQ457088) Glynde, Malling Hill, Lewes, Mount Caburn, Glynde. Hilly walk with Moderate 07905225711 - on the day amazing views. Lunch break in Lewes where there are numerous pubs & cafes to choose from. Tue 10:30 Devils Dyke NT CP (charge) Devils Dyke 8mi/12.9km Yvonne, 01444 441926 or 23/04/2019 free to NT members (BN1 8YL, SDW, Edburton Hill, Tottington Mount (steep descent) Tottington Moderate 07843566602 - on the day TQ258110) Manor Farm, Fulking, Fulking Escarpment (steep ascent). Please bring picnic lunch Sat 10:30 Plumpton Racecourse car Plumpton and the Downs 7mi/11.3km William, 01444 831098 or 27/04/2019 park (BN7 3AL, TQ360155) Scenic views for Cowslip time. Bring picnic lunch. Moderate 07801 711401 – on the day Sun 10:00 Maresfield playing fields car Maresfield, Piltdown and Lake Wood 5.5mi/8.9km Frazer, 07939 078650 28/04/2019 park (TN22 2EH, TQ466239) Park Wood, Piltdown Golf course, Fairhazel Wood, the fabulous Moderate Lake Wood, open fields with views and return. Bring snack. Page 2 of 10 Tue 10:00 Handcross Sports Pavilion Handcross - Slaugham - Staplefield circular 8.9mi/14.3km Peter R, 01444 233952 or 30/04/2019 Car Park. Please leave some Hyde Estate, Park Rd, Slaugham Place ruins, Stanbridge Farm, Moderate 07756 784427 spaces & park opposite on High Staplefield (pub), Tanyard Cotts, Nymans Estate cascades, Red Street (B2110) if busy. (RH17 6FJ, Lane. TQ263301) Pub lunch at The Jolly Tanners (GBG) and a shorter but uphill return leg to Handcross. Wed 19:00 Chailey Sports Ground CP Bluebell Hunt 3.3mi/5.3km Sue, 01825 722135 or 01/05/2019 off A272 to west of Chailey Red House Common and Great Wood in search of bluebells. May Leisurely 07905225711 - on the day crossroads (BN8 4EY, TQ389210) be muddy Sat 10:00 Plumpton Station parking in Plumpton & Streat Circular 6mi/9.7km Elizabeth B, 07989 217818 04/05/2019 recreation ground or surrounding Plumpton Green, Mid Sussex Golf Course and Ditchling Common. Moderate roads. (BN7 3BW, TQ364161) Please bring snack. Some stiles. Sun 11:15 Trinity Road CP, Early-purple Orchid nature walk 6.5mi/10.5km Peter L, 01444 415367 or 05/05/2019 Hurstpierpoint (BN6 9SJ, Hurstpierpoint, Randolph's farm, Wolstonbury Hill, Coldharbour Moderate 07842 537361 TQ281165) Farm, 770 feet ascent & descent. Bring picnic, no dogs. Tue 10:00 Ditchling common car park Bluebell walk from Ditchling common 7.5mi/12.1km Brian J, 07985201335 - on 07/05/2019 (BN6 8SQ, TQ338180) Plumpton Green, Wivelsfield Green, Ditchling Common country Moderate the day Park. Please bring a picnic lunch. Sat 10:30 Outside Turnpike Lane tube The New River 7mi/11.3km Alison G, 01273 833794 11/05/2019 station, Piccadilly Line. (N15 3NX, Turnpike Lane to Angel. Coffee in a castle, picnic in a park. No Moderate TQ315896) dogs please. Sun 10:00 Chailey Sports Ground CP Sheffield Park on foot 9mi/14.5km Sue, 01825 722135 or 12/05/2019 off A272 to west of Chailey Red House Common, Hammonds Farm, Wapsbourne Farm, Moderate 07905225711 - on the day Crossroads (BN8 4EY, TQ389210) Sheffield Park, Rotherfield Wood, Red Ghyll, Grassington Farm. Please bring a picnic lunch. Optional refreshments & WC facilities at NT Sheffield Park Tue 10:30 Kithurst Hill CP (RH20 4HW, Amberley, South Downs, Parham 12mi/19.3km David and Sue, 01403 14/05/2019 TQ070124) Downs to Houghton, river to Amberley, then Rackham, Parham, Moderate 255654 or 07979 700216 - on Cootham, Storrington and back to Kithurst Hill. 700ft total ascent, the day bring a picnic. Tue 10:30 Duddleswell Car Park, Ashdown Forest Circular 6.8mi/10.9km Ron , 07785 717450 14/05/2019 opposite Tea rooms (TN22 3BH, Misbourne Farms, Nutley, Nutley Windmill, Old Lodge, Camp Hill. Moderate TQ467279) Please bring a picnic Wed 19:00 Cuckfield Broad St. car park Cuckfield Evening Saunter 3mi/4.8km John, 01444 483860 or 15/05/2019 (RH17 5LJ, TQ305246) Cuckfield, New England Wood, Whitemans Green, Mytten Twitten Leisurely 07817032135 - on the day Page 3 of 10 Thu 09:30 Two lay bys opposite each Adur Trail Stage 1 9.5mi/15.3km Paul J, 07711772853 - on the 16/05/2019 other on A2300 (RH17 5GH, Ditchling Common to North of Hickstead. Please ring Paul Jenkins Moderate day or 01444 441530 TQ266211) to express your interest and ensure we have the right number of cars for those taking part. Sat 11:00 Signed off the A27 - 4 miles Pevensey Castle & Hankham level 5.5mi/8.9km Jill, 01273 480167 or 18/05/2019 east of Polegate (BN24 5LD, Super walk when dry, Pay and display car park beside Pevensey Moderate 07938833868 - on the day TQ647048) Castle Sun 10:30 Maresfield playing fields car Maresfield and Fairwarp 5mi/8km John, 01444 483860 or 19/05/2019 park (TN22 2EL, TQ466240) Maresfield , Fairwarp Church, Hendall Manor Farm, Reedings Moderate 07817032135 - on the day Farm Tue 10:30 By churchyard in Church Green-winged Orchids, Damsel' & Dragonflies nature walk 4.6mi/7.4km Peter L, 01444 415367 or 21/05/2019 Lane, Dane Hill (RH17 7HF, Church Lane, Danehill, Tanyard Fisheries, Sheffield Forest, Leisurely 07842 537361 TQ402274) Sheffield Mill Farm, Furner's Green, Heaven Farm, refreshments in café or picnic in field, Moaps Farm.
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    How to get here Accommodation Wealden can be easily accessed from the M25, by Buxted Park either the A22, A26 or A21, or from the A27 and A272 This Grade II listed Palladian mansion, set in the finest parkland, is a unique from the West, and A259 from the East. Taste the best of backdrop for any event. The house’s historic rooms are one instance where business and pleasure do mix. Sussex Vineyards Buxted, Uckfield, TN22 4AY T: 01825 733333 or 0845 072 7412 E: [email protected] W: www.handpicked.co.uk/buxtedpark in Wealden Greenwood Granary Comfortable, quiet and spacious self-catering for couples or 2+2. No-through road, large garden, plentiful wildlife, rural walks from doorstep. Numerous attractions close by. Home-made bread waiting. Come and see us! Greenwoods Farm, Punnetts Town, Heathfield, TN21 9HU T: 07889 113545 E: [email protected] W: www.greenwoodgranary.co.uk The Old Workshop Map kindly supplied by 1066 Country Marketing A stylish, two bedroom 4« self-catering holiday cottage sleeping four people. Situated in a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and offers fabulous By rail: Stations served by Southern Railway - views across the Sussex Weald countryside and open farmland. Berwick, Buxted, Crowborough, Eridge, Oakleigh, Broad Oak, Heathfield, TN21 8UU Polegate, Pevensey Bay, Pevensey & T: 07720 289377 E: [email protected] Westham, Uckfield 08451 27 29 20 W: www.theoldworkshop.holiday or 0208 185 0778 www.southernrailway.com The Limes Wadhurst, Southeastern 08457 48 49 50 A modern, contemporary Bed & Breakfast just a few minute’s walk from www.southeasternrailway.co.uk Pevensey Castle, restaurants and pubs.