The High Weald in the south east of England is one of the countries designated AONB. The High Weald spans the three counties of Kent, East Sussex and west Sussex. The following post is a small compilation of some of the best places to visit on the High Weald for landscape photography and hiking.
A bright frosty morning, the last day of November and a return to the High Weald with a walk from The Moor near Hawkhurst along the Sussex Border Path to St Nicolas Church near Sandhurst in Kent.
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Another wet weekend on the high weald around Kent and East Sussex. For this weekends autumn landscape photography walk over the High Weald in Kent I chose to start from the little village of Benendon.
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An early return to the High Weald around Dallington in East Sussex was the plan for another Autumn landscape photography walk. I would begin and end the dawn walk from Woods Corner covering 12km.
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Second weekend of November, more rain and more Autumn landscape photography on the High Weald in East Sussex, around Dallington and Woods Corner. The first morning where I am scraping ice off my windscreen.
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First weekend of November and its a very wet and windy one, at least on Saturday. Sunday was a lot better and venture out on a new route on the High Weald, a walk over Tent Hill in east Sussex.
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Through the month of October, desperately been wanting to get out and capture some woodland Autumn Photography. I thought it would be on the Chiltern Hills but the first Autumn shoots are on the High Weald in Kent.
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The forecast was a cloudy Saturday morning but needed to get out for a good walk and not too far away. My initial plan was a walk from Wilmington over Crane Down and then onto Friston forest.
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I was running out of new places to visit in east Sussex, so this weekend I decided to push further afield in Kent. I chose to visit the countryside around the village of Brenchley on the edge of high weald.
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From the OS Maps online I liked the look of the countryside around Burwash common on the high weald in east Sussex. Lots of contours, perhaps good viewpoints for some landscape photography and a walk.
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Researching new locations to walk and take landscape photographs of in and around east Sussex, Beckley wood on the high weald not far from Brede looked like a good candidate for this weekend.
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Sunday I knew I wanted to go for a walk and practice some more landscape photography, but where? I like to scout new places but I had picked all the low hanging fruit. Online I found east Sussex county councils circular walks and liked the look of Winchelsea to Cock Marling along the river Brede.
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