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Did the nice lady at London Bridge suggest that next time you use a Southern Daysave Group Off-Peak.
Only available in advance from and on Southern Rail. GBP47.00 for three or four people. John |
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Any tips for newbies wanting to do this walk?
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Many tips.
In multiple previous blogposts. All linked. |
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Spare a thought for those of us doing the Mighty Hike from Brighton to Eastbourne in a couple of weeks in aid of Macmillan - the 7 Sisters come right at the end after 20 miles of walking! Tough but all in a good cause.
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I've never started in Eastbourne, somehow Beachy Head feels more fitting as the climax to the walk than the opening slog!
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One of the Rambler London groups had an overnight walk in the Seven Sisters planned this weekend. Cancelled because of the train strikes but it did sound like a very interesting idea to me.
I walked it for the first time during the Easter holidays. The trail knocks you out and invigorates you at the same time. I finished it already looking forward to the next time. |
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Must therefore be time for my biennial comment that I loved doing this walk, it's a wonderful place, but on completion - as I struggled deliriously through Seaford to the station - it was the most exhausted I've ever felt from walking.
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My usual is just to do Birling Gap to Cuckmere Haven, stopping for a rest on the beach and returning but I really must re-do the full walk at some point.
Just an amazing experience. |
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For those of us with a Network Card rather than a Gold Card the Wivelsfield split would also work on weekends and bank holidays as there is no £13 minimum fare on those days.
It’s a great walk innit? |
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Also worth doing on a blue sky winter day,you will be quite alone for much of the time.
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Well done on doing this walk, it’s an absolute favourite of mine although I’ve only ever walked it from Seaford to Eastbourne.
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