patcham lad
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durrington - the north star - the lamb inn - the john seldem - not a bad short pub crawl - happy days!
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Favourite Sussex Town?
- Thread starter The Clamp
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Would be Burwash but it's in Kent it had a very friendly newsagents
Burwash for me too, except for the Kent thing of course. And as a youngster, back in the day - well, alright, way back in the day, I was in love with the newsagent's daughter.
Geestar
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And prices in Newcastle
Are cheaper
After a great deal of thought, the best answer I can come up with is:-
'Which ever one I happen to be in at the time'.
Obviously Crawley is the exception that proves the rule.
But beyond that I'm struggling to rank individual Sussex locations, we are very lucky.
'Which ever one I happen to be in at the time'.
Obviously Crawley is the exception that proves the rule.
But beyond that I'm struggling to rank individual Sussex locations, we are very lucky.
Official Old Man
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Lived in Hassocks/Keymer for my first 25 years. For some reason I hated Burgess Hill, it may have been a school thing.
Right now Lewes is my favourite. Love walking through the streets in summer. Sitting outside the John Harvey when the Harveys Dray pulled up drawn by two Shire horses was better than many holidays I've been on.
Right now Lewes is my favourite. Love walking through the streets in summer. Sitting outside the John Harvey when the Harveys Dray pulled up drawn by two Shire horses was better than many holidays I've been on.
aberllefenni
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- Jan 15, 2009
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Was that the arts-based place on St Julians Lane, next to Shoreham Grammar?
atfc village
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Midhurst love it.
SUIYHP
The King's Gull
Brighton and Chichester are both technically cities so wouldn't really count even though Brighton is my favourite place in Sussex. I do quite like Worthing, Arundel and Rye.
aberllefenni
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- Jan 15, 2009
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Saw your first post, but missed this one. I went there a couple of times. I remember one as being my first ever gig, a local band where they all had bright red lipstick and the keyboard player had a teddy bear strapped to his back for no apparent reason. Next gig was a bit of a step up- Led Zeppelin at Knebworth.
Are you talking about Psycho Normal? Used to destroy the bear.
Peter Ward
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In my time I've lived in Bexhill, St. Leonards, Lindfiel, Haywards Heath, Balcombe, Crawley, Lewes and now I've found a little gem that's better than all of these. Begins with P.
Raleigh Chopper
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Plymouth!
Raleigh Chopper
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I like cocking.
Fulking or Upper Dicker better.
West Hoathly Seagull
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My favourite town too. Add to your list a great deli in the Square, and Castle Chocolates on Tarrant Street. There's also possibly the most picturesque cricket ground in the country, along with Worcestershire's ground. It's not far from the Downs either, and one of Sussex's best birdwatching sites, the Burgh. I just wish they'd get on with the bypass though. Honourable mentions to Lewes, Rye and Seaford as well. I love relaxing by the sea at Seaford after a week's work, with fish and chips along the seafront.
Southern Scouse
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Littlehampton