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Windy day out

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  1. Yes, very windy up on the South Downs today, although thankfully the rain
    never appeared. However, plenty of rain must have fallen during the night
    as underfoot was pretty horrible at times. So, where did I venture this
    weekend!

    Started out from Eartham Wood car park (a few miles northeast of Chichester,
    West Sussex) just before 0730 and head over through Selhurst park and down
    to East Dean. Saw three sets of deer on the way, so I was happy with that
    ...... always keep a keen eye for them. Headed north through Lamb Lea and
    joined the South Downs Way near Graffham Down. Continued east along to
    Duncton Down, then skirted north around Barlavingtom Down and south back to
    the South Downs Way at the Bignor Hill car park. Followed paths and farm
    tracks south to Slindon Village, then west up to Eartham Village, eventually
    joining the Roman road Stane Street at the A285. A short walk along the
    Roman road brought me back to the car park.

    Cracking 17.2 mile hike over the rolling South Downs. Slideshow from along
    the route at the address below.

    --
    Sandy Saunders @ www.thewalkzone.co.uk

    'Mountains or Mole Hills .....
    summiting still brings the
    same excitement'

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