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 Kathryn Burrington | 17 Dec 2017 | Bognor Regis, See and Do, West Sussex |
My hometown of Bognor Regis is known for having more hours of sunshine than anywhere else along the south coast of England – no doubt one of the reasons why it became a seaside resort. Last week, while much of the country had an unusually heavy snowfall for this...
by Suzanne Jones | 15 Aug 2017 | Bodiam, East Sussex, See and Do |
Updated 20 November 2018 Bodiam Castle, near Robertsbridge, is one of the most beautiful castles in Sussex and the stuff of fairytales. The magnificent medieval castle sits within a mirror-like moat protected by a drawbridge and four castellated towers riddled with...
by Kathryn Burrington | 28 Jun 2017 | Bognor Regis, See and Do, West Sussex |
I have loved Hotham Park in Bognor Regis for as long as I can remember. As little girls, my sister and I played here, running through the park, riding on the little train and visiting the long since gone zoo. I also remember fondly two green chairs, one with Mickey...
by Kathryn Burrington | 23 May 2017 | Chichester, See and Do, Walks, West Sussex |
Whenever I share this photograph on social media it causes a bit of a stir and many people have asked where it was taken. It’s called Mill Lane. It’s a public footpath in Halnaker (pronounced Ha’naker), a hamlet a few miles north of Chichester in...
by Suzanne Jones | 9 May 2017 | East Sussex, Rye, See and Do |
Rye, in East Sussex, is one of England’s best kept secrets. Nestled between green rolling hills and the English Channel it’s one of the best-preserved medieval towns in England. With names like Watchbell Lane, Mermaid Street and Wish Street you can’t fail to be...
