by Suzanne Jones | 7 Jul 2021 | East Sussex, See and Do |
Battle Abbey and battlefield in East Sussex is the site of the historic 1066 Battle of Hastings. Walk the battlefield, explore the Abbey ruins and take in the views of Battle High Street and countryside from the roof of the imposing gatehouse. This post may... 
by Suzanne Jones | 9 Mar 2021 | East Sussex, Eat and Drink, Featured, See and Do |
Last autumn I went on a fungi foraging course in East Sussex with mycologist Geoff Dann. We enjoyed a fascinating day of foraging and feasting on edible mushrooms whilst learning about some of the more common fungi found in Sussex and the High Weald. Read on to... 
by Suzanne Jones | 22 Aug 2020 | East Sussex, Gardens, See and Do |
I’ve been hankering to visit the tulip festival at Pashley Manor gardens in East Sussex for the past two years. 2020 was going to be the year. We all know what happened next. When Pashley re-opened in July I decided I wasn’t going to leave it a minute... 
by Kathryn Burrington | 10 Aug 2020 | Goodwood, See and Do |
Frankie and Johnny Starlight steal the show at The Drive-in With my right foot on the dashboard and my left hand on the steering wheel, I roared with laughter as my husband tried to reach his left foot to the parcel shelf from the front seat. Giggles and guffaws rang... 
by SussexBloggers | 15 Jul 2020 | East Sussex, Gardens, See and Do, West Sussex |
Sussex is home to some beautiful gardens, from the majestic parklands of stately homes to enchanting intimate walled gardens overflowing with colour. With lockdown restrictions being eased, many of our finest gardens are reopening to the public. Here’s a... 
by Kathryn Burrington | 29 Jan 2020 | Chichester, Featured, See and Do, Walks, West Sussex |
There’s a myriad of beautiful walks in West Sussex, many passing through our ancient woodlands. The county is one of the most wooded areas in England with a rich diversity of plant and animal species. We are fortunate to have an intricate network of public...
