by Suzanne Jones | 27 Aug 2019 | East Sussex, See and Do |
Herstmonceux Castle, near Hailsham, in East Sussex is a beautiful moated castle sitting in 550 acres of woodland and formal gardens. Herstmonceux has a long history. Since it was built in 1441 it’s been the largest private home in fifteenth century England, a...
by Suzanne Jones | 2 Apr 2019 | East Sussex, Hastings, See and Do |
Hastings Old Town in East Sussex is my favourite local seaside town. Slightly bohemian, and incredibly artsy, the old town comes with oodles of quirk. Its muddle of houses, shops and pubs sit tucked between two cliffs a fifteen-minute walk east of Hastings main town....
by Kathryn Burrington | 3 Nov 2018 | Destinations, Eat and Drink, Hastings, Vegetarian |
The historic centre of the seaside town of Hastings in East Sussex is always a treat to explore. It’s quirky and colourful with plenty of independent and interesting shops and when it comes to dining there’s a rather bewildering choice. I recently visited...
by Suzanne Jones | 24 Aug 2018 | Come and Stay, East Sussex |
Cool and Quirky Places to Stay in East Sussex I love exploring my home county of East Sussex with its green rolling hills, sparkling sea views, iconic cliffs and quintessentially English villages. There are some unique places to stay in East Sussex from plush hotels...
by Suzanne Jones | 16 Apr 2018 | East Sussex, See and Do, Walks, West Sussex |
Bluebell season is upon us and it’s one of my favourite times of year to take a woodland walk. In springtime, Sussex woods are blanketed in swathes of glorious bluebells under dappled canopies of fresh green foliage. A woodland walk amid the delicate hues and the...
by Suzanne Jones | 19 Nov 2017 | Eastbourne, Eat and Drink |
When I heard there was going to be a Gin Festival and that Sussex Bloggers were invited I nearly choked on my Tanqueray. Gin has been my tipple of choice for longer than I care to mention and decades before it became trendy. I was, indeed, the perfect candidate for...
