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           <title>Hailsham circular</title>
           
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  This week John Harmer uses parts of two long-distant routes which have featured in his previous walks. The route starts in Hailsham, going around a new housing development, then via the Wealdway to Upper Horsebridge, and a moated manor house to Hellingly. The return route is via the Cuckoo Trail, which offers a shorter option for those with limited mobility
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  The village of Mayfield is in the High Weald and has excellent views. John Harmer uses parts of the Mayfield Circular Walk (look for the small circular metal discs on posts) with other paths to discover an ancient custom and a source of power in bygone centuries
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  In the east of the county, along the road from Northiam to Rye, lies the spread-out village of Peasmarsh. In this week’s walk, John Harmer uses some ancient footpaths and tracks to explore the varied landscape
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  John Harmer heads off on a walk through Westmeston with its interesting churchyard and passing through Stoneywish Nature Reserve before returning to Ditchling village, the most westerly parish in East Sussex
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  There is much water to be seen but not a drop to drink on this walk around Sedlescombe by John Harmer. However, there may be an opportunity for wine tasting en route and certainly some good views across the High Weald if the weather is fine
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           <pubDate>Mon, 25 Mar 2013 11:00:00 +0000</pubDate>
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           <title>South Downs National Park circular</title>
           
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  For this week’s walk John Harmer ventures into the South Downs National Park. The route starts from the Visitor Centre at Exceat, going via West Dean with an optional visit to Litlington. The walk takes in woodland and downland with spectacular views, then along the Cuckmere Riverbank
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           <title>Herstmonceux circular</title>
           
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  On this walk John Harmer starts from Herstmonceux to see a windmill, a Tudor farmhouse, a medieval castle and a more ancient church before returning through fields with sweeping views across the Low Weald to the South Downs when visibility is good
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           <title>Hastings circular</title>
           
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  With the ground still saturated from heavy rain throughout December, and a snow covering since, John Harmer follows a mainly urban route through greenways in and around Hastings. Included are Alexandra Park and two local nature reserves with plenty of wildlife to observe at close range
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  On the southern edge of the High Weald Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, the small village of Blackboys is the starting point for this walk. John Harmer uses parts of two long-distance routes, with views across the Low Weald to the South Downs, and points out several interesting and unusual features along the way
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           <title>Hampden Park to Jevington</title>
           
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  Today’s route begins with a walk in the park and then leads to some steep climbs on the South Downs. John Harmer invites you to enjoy this scenic route, from Hampden Park to Jevington and back, as a winter warmer and to burn off any excesses of the festive season
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