Before starting my road trip proper, I needed to return to my home town of Crawley in West Sussex from Hastings. I would be in the area for a few days and intended to do some walks while there with Worth Forest looking like a good location due to the cloudy overcast and stormy weather.
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Another hot weekend here in east Sussex, too hot to be out in the midday sun. The plan was to do an evening walk along a part of the South Downs I have not been yet. Another escarpment the other side of the river Ouse that continues to Brighton. Due to football I not make the evening walk so Sunday morning I went on a scouting trip along the South Downs starting off in Kingston near Lewes.
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A hot weekend in mid June and I had mostly been stuck indoors. I not fancy doing my usual walks in the morning so headed out Sunday evening to catch a sunset from Wilmington Hill in east Sussex.
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Studying OS maps online I was keen to walk and take landscape photographs of areas of the south downs that I had not visited yet living in east Sussex. Today would be a morning start over Firle Beacon and Itford Hill and then down along the river Ouse towards Lewes.
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Working as a contractor in the southwest of England I look forward to the weekends having a break from sitting in an office all week. As a walker and photographer I keep my eye regular on BBC Weather for where I am intending to explore that weekend. This weekend it was around Condicote in the Gloucestershire Cotswold.
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Its a cold and frosty January morning but bright sunshine with some mist and fog to clear is the forecast and I am heading out to the Cotswold villages of Snowshill, Stanway and Stanton in Gloucestershire for my weekend photo walk.
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I was settling into my new home in Pershore Worcestershire. I had purchased the AA’s 50 walks in Worcestershire guide to get my bearings in the county. Not far from my base in Pershore was the Bredon Hill, it was a long walk in the cold of early December of 10 miles.
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