lawros left foot
Glory hunting since 1969
Cuckmere Valley, going either east or west. Arundel, from the train , on a misty morning.
Absolutely beautiful.
Absolutely beautiful.
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Favourite Sussex views?
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ManOfSussex
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Another personal favourite. Always enjoy seeing this along the glorious train route scenery between Polegate and Lewes, as I will tomorrow en route to Falmer:
Mr Putdown
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We nearly bought that white property in the centre of that photo. Amazing house with some of the rooms actually cut into the cliff. It also had a secret garden which was up along the cliff with access only via a private footpath. Crap parking and a set of steps up to the front door made it unfortunately impractical.
Eric Potts
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This doesn't do it justice , but the view of the Downs from Handcross Hill means I'm almost home after a long drive.
Got to love that one, especially when you can see the IOW *whistle*
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The third pic on my OP is the view from the Sportsman pub out Amberley way. That shot does it no justice. Across that plain you can see deer herds running across, buzzards and other raptors hovering high above to swoop down on prey, all kinds of wildlife for miles. It's so good the pub has rows of binoculars for punters to borrow..
Good shout, also love Fairlight (looking back from where "Sue's seat" used to be) and Seven Sisters.
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Got this canvas on my lounge wall, view to the west from the Dyke. So many fabulous views on the Downs.
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Really depends on time of year but for now
Marty McFly
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Balcombe Viaduct, Cuckmere Haven (both already mentioned),but also the view across town from atop the London Road Viaduct.
The Hon Sec
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Every morning looking down Station Road from the High Street in Heathfield. The view of the Downs and Eastbourne just sets me up for the day,
Whenever I see the Long man of Wilmington I always think neolithic man showed incredible foresight to carve a chalk figure of a man stepping out of a lift.
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Another vote for Ashdown Forest from me. I grew up on the high Weald, so for me Sussex has always been more about the forest rather than the coast.
Mayonaise
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View from the 18th tee at Seaford Head was always one of my favourites
m20gull
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As it's my home town, the view of Arundel as you emerge from the trees at Crossbush always lifts my heart. I just cannot find a version online that does it justice.
The lower Cuckmere Valley.
