Return of the Rev
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Hoping to walk from hove to the amex this saturday,whats the furthest people walk to the amex
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Return of the Rev
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Looking for a more scenic route than yours tbh!
jonny.rainbow
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- Oct 29, 2005
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I once got the 29 and had to walk from the stop past Sussex Uni.
Never again.
Never again.
The Large One
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I live near Fiveways, and will get round to undertaking this walk one day.
Up to Hollingbury Golf Course, past the old Hollingbury Fort, along the ridge above Coldean, over the A27 into Stanmer Woods, and down into Stanmer Park. About an hour, I reckon - having admired the scenery etc.
Up to Hollingbury Golf Course, past the old Hollingbury Fort, along the ridge above Coldean, over the A27 into Stanmer Woods, and down into Stanmer Park. About an hour, I reckon - having admired the scenery etc.
Return of the Rev
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Looking at three cornered copse across dra onto green ridge through coney wood across patcham place then along vale road to the footpath running behind patcham over asda roundabout through the great wood! Simples!
pasty
A different kind of pasty
It's bad enough getting up the steps to the WSU for me, let alone walking to the ground in the first place 
CorgiRegisteredFriend
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Falmer station to The Swan then to Stadium all at a gentle pace.
shangambling1
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A path has been built running alongside the falmer road from Woodingdean (top) to Falmer village. Great walk on MatchDays if weathers nice. Takes about 30 minutes and the path ends up basically outside the Swan pub Falmer. Give it a go!
- Jul 7, 2003
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I keep meaning to attempt the walk from Burgess Hill. I'm told there are footpaths all the way over the Downs from Ditchling Beacon, so I'll give it a go one day when I've got a few hours spare pre-match.
Not every game, obviously. That would detract from pub time.
Not every game, obviously. That would detract from pub time.
deletebeepbeepbeep
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I walk from Brighton centre occassionally when the weather is nice and I'm not in a rush.
The Large One
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I used to do the walk from Park Wood to Falmer as a youngster.
There are paths which lead from the Beacon to Stanmer. And they're all downhill.
dougdeep
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Sounds like a circuitous route.
I walk from Fulking sometimes. Up the Dyke, over Saddlescombe, over the A23, follow the path up the side of the A27, accross Dithling Road and then down through the woods through Stanmer Park. About 9.5 miles, takes just under 2 hours. Well earned pie and a pint at the ground after that.
Only on nice days though. May well do again on Saturday.
Only on nice days though. May well do again on Saturday.
- Jul 7, 2003
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What's Park Wood?
dougdeep
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I've walked a few times from the Newmarket pub. Nice carvery.
PFJ
Not the JPF ..splitters !
I once walked from the Falmer pitches (BACA) to Withdean Stadium. My son had played football in the morning so I decided we would walk to Withdean . Felt a bit sorry for my son . He was 9 at the time and had just played a game . To make matters worse , it was the Sunday game where we lost 0-4 at home to Blackpool.