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A shame you missed the Chattri up on the downs DG a beautiful location and a moving memorial. A lovely write up on my favourite part of Sussex.
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While Brighton is brash, its surroundings are delightful, as you have demonstrated today, DG.
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And the private owner of the Jack windmill is the barrister Jolyon Maugham.
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A very enjoyable read this morning,DG.
I wonder if this comment will be published,as my comment yesterday,about the bus 402 seems to have disappeard? I don't remember putting any nasty,obscene or bad language in it. dg writes: I moved it, Jo, from the bus stop post to the 402 post. |
What a splendid day out. A real treasure to read.
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Also, it should be noted, a 13 mile walk if you don't have a helicopter.
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The climb up Ditchling Beacon riding or pushing one's bike is a pain but the reward is a super view and a downhill run into Brighton. During the London-Brighton cycle ride other roads are blocked off and you can practically get to Madeira Drive without having to pedal.
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I'm pretty certain it was one of those two windmills (the black one, obviously), that gave the 1974 Michael Caine film The Black Windmill its title.
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Job suggestions for DG: question setter on a new series of Treasure Hunt.
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What a great city to have all of that within its boundary. Love Brighton!
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Ah. I know Stanmer and Falmer well. UoS is my alma mater.
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Mine too. Apparently the University was offered Stanmer House and Park, but turned it down. So while other universities of the era, like York and Essex, have a stately home to complement their sixties campus, Sussex missed out - or escaped, depending on your viewpoint.
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Cheers DG, great post, one complaint though... the thought of Anneka Rice in her 'jump suit' will probably give me nightmares tonight LOL
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Nice to see a post about my home city, although less keen you blogged about one of my favourite quiet Brighton spots, Hollingbury Hill Fort. ;-)
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