Always enjoyed both fixtures when playing for Rudgwick
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Favourite Sussex Town?
- Thread starter The Clamp
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Always enjoyed both fixtures when playing for Rudgwick
pearl
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Polegate?
aberllefenni
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- Jan 15, 2009
- 458
Pnewhaven?
5mins-from-amex
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Shoreham for me mainly because of the fishing sea/river.
Pevensey?
Lyndhurst 14
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- Jan 16, 2008
- 5,129
Has to be Shoreham - born there and agree with comments posted, it does have it all - sea, downs, river, airport, history and still manages to retain its charm.
Went to school in Steyning and that comes a close second
Went to school in Steyning and that comes a close second
pearl
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Psycho Normal - were they just a local band? Sounds so familiar and the bear destruction, but I lived in Crawley until 1981 and wouldn't have seen a band in Shoreham/Portslade
Two Professors
Two Mad Professors
Think my favourite would be Alfriston.There used to be some great pubs there,and Drusillas to keep the kids happy.
luppers
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favourite Sussex town
It is not until you move out of Sussex you appreciate how lovely a county it is. I come from Sussex families on both sides, my grandmother on my mothers side were shepherds in the Thakeham area (aptly their surname was Greenfield), my fathers side came from Patcham when it was a village, they too were shepherds.I lived in Hove where I was born, then Lewes, Newick where I had the pleasure of being the village copper for a few years and finally Eastbourne now live in Turkey.Apart from Eastbourne don't like too many of the big towns (city) now but there are loads of lovely villages too many to mention
Edit should have said my grandmothers family were shepherds, cant imagine her wandering miles over the countryside with a sheepdog!
It is not until you move out of Sussex you appreciate how lovely a county it is. I come from Sussex families on both sides, my grandmother on my mothers side were shepherds in the Thakeham area (aptly their surname was Greenfield), my fathers side came from Patcham when it was a village, they too were shepherds.I lived in Hove where I was born, then Lewes, Newick where I had the pleasure of being the village copper for a few years and finally Eastbourne now live in Turkey.Apart from Eastbourne don't like too many of the big towns (city) now but there are loads of lovely villages too many to mention
Edit should have said my grandmothers family were shepherds, cant imagine her wandering miles over the countryside with a sheepdog!
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patcham lad
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- Nov 27, 2009
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Durrington - nearest Pubs the North Star & Lamb Inn - then a slightly longer walk to the John Selden - You can sing them a song as you march along in Sussex by the Sea.
SK1NT
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Arundel... Loved the place since i was knee high to a grasshopper.
As a kid going to Swanbourne lake and feeding the ducks, walking around the countryside, picnics.
As an adult the great restaurants, the pubs, the lovely bespoke boutique shops.
It's one of those places that really makes me feel warm, content and happy with life.
The summer is amazing (although too busy) and winter is just like a German Christmas market.
We have a family tradition of drinking in Arundel every xmas eve. It is my best day of the year.
As a kid going to Swanbourne lake and feeding the ducks, walking around the countryside, picnics.
As an adult the great restaurants, the pubs, the lovely bespoke boutique shops.
It's one of those places that really makes me feel warm, content and happy with life.
The summer is amazing (although too busy) and winter is just like a German Christmas market.
We have a family tradition of drinking in Arundel every xmas eve. It is my best day of the year.
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Mr Putdown
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Hartfield. I spent some of my happiest years living there.
Only just seen this - Burwash was officially moved into Kent by NSC some time ago. The fact that it is now in Kent does not detract from the original point, it's still a nice place to live!!
brakespear
Doctor Worm
Pound Hill/Worth area of Crawley because it's the place in my mind identified as HOME even though I haven't lived there for 36 years 
Not even visited in a long while
Not even visited in a long while 
They played in Brighton too - I remember a gig at the Hungry Years - got a vague recollection of playing a couple of numbers with them.
pearl
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OMG! that makes sense, my best friend at school and me used to hitch hike to Brighton to go to the Hungry Years in the 70s .... thanks
Glad that's solved your dilemma.
You may have seen me play - had a gold Gibson Les Paul copy.
pearl
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I'm afraid my memory of the 70s is pretty foggy .... for various reasons! Are you in a band now?
Me too.
Not in a band at the moment - no guitar but planning to replace one I had to pawn a couple of years ago.
pearl
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oh, sorry to hear that