Landscape Trail highlights
I was lucky enough to be involved with the development of the High Weald Landscape Trail so have walked the whole length of the AONB - from Horsham in the west to Rye in the east. I have loads of favourite places – normally sunny spots on woodland paths where I have spent a quite moment watching wildlife; a deer, fox or snake or admiring bluebells or the pink fluffiness of an orchard in flower. One of the reasons I like the walking in the area is because there is often a surprise around the corner – the most memorable being a scrumping camel in an orchard near Wittersham! A favourite part of the Trail is the stretch from Ardingly to West Hoathly – a gentle climb through woodland to the quiet village of West Hoathly with its fascinating sandstone buildings, including the Priest House managed by the Sussex Archaeological Society.
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