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Time Out Country Walks near London Volume 1

Walk 29 : Hassocks to Lewes

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Summary	No major changes.

Updates	No Major Changes. A lovely walk along the South Downs ridge with nice views. The friends of Jack and Jill windmill's near the start sometimes serve tea on weekends. This is a good walk for a picnic, as the lunchtime pub is at the bottom of the ridge. The route invloves going down to the pub, then coming back up to the ridge again afterwards. Car drivers: Park at Hassocks Station (not free), or a little along the route (free). You'll need to change trains at Wivesfield to return to your car. p228 col 1, para 1 : Continue at 80 degrees to keep the wood close to your left. When you have wood ahead as well as on your left, follow the blue arrow left into the wood on a clear path. Then follow a blue arrow through the wooden swing gate (para 2).

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No Major Changes.

A lovely walk along the South Downs ridge with nice views.

The friends of Jack and Jill windmill's near the start sometimes serve tea on weekends.

This is a good walk for a picnic, as the lunchtime pub is at the bottom of the ridge. The route invloves going down to the pub, then coming back up to the ridge again afterwards.

Car drivers: Park at Hassocks Station (not free), or a little along the route (free). You'll need to change trains at Wivesfield to return to your car.

p228 col 1, para 1 : Continue at 80 degrees to keep the wood close to your left. When you have wood ahead as well as on your left, follow the blue arrow left into the wood on a clear path. Then follow a blue arrow through the wooden swing gate (para 2).

Feedback	[add your comment] 1 comments Posted by Peter C : Thursday, 31 July, 2008 An hourly bus - the 79 - runs in summer months from Brighton to Ditchling Beacon, about a third of the way through this walk. See www.buses.co.uk for details

Older Updates	Edition	Date	Page	Location	Update
	red				Shortening the walk: for buses into Lewes from the tea room in Offham call the East Sussex information service on 01273 474747.
	blue	Oct-02	227	col 2, para 11	A walker reports that the wooden swing gate was not there or that the instructions have become confused at this point. They entered the wood much further on.
	green	Jul-03	228	col 1, para 1	Continue at 80 degrees to keep the wood close to your left. When you have wood ahead as well as on your left, follow the blue arrow left into the wood on a clear path. Then follow a blue arrow through the wooden swing gate (para 2).