This Week's Pub Walk - The Black Horse Inn: a longer pub walk with views in West Sussex

This Week's Pub Walk - The Black Horse Inn: a longer pub walk with views in West Sussex

If you fancy a longer circular pub walk in West Sussex, here's one for you. This 8 mile route is pretty easy going as long as you can manage a few stiles and it offers views between trees to a long stretch of the northern Downs escarpment between Ditchling Beacon and the Adur valley.

You can stop along the away for refreshment at The Black Horse Inn, a 17th century listed country freehouse serving good food and real ales such as Harveys Sussex, London Pride and Timothy Taylor Landlord.

The reasonably priced menu includes gluten free, vegetarian and vegan options for those with dietary requirements, as well as an extensive specials board and a separate children's menu.

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Large Scale Sculptures in the Sussex Countryside

Large Scale Sculptures in the Sussex Countryside

This weekend represents the last chance this year to experience something quite wonderful in the Sussex countryside.

How about a 2 mile stroll around 26 acres of ancient woodland with a different sculpture at every turn? Each of the 70 large scale creations is set in its own glade and these dramatic monumental pieces take on a surreal feel in the natural surroundings.

This is a woodland walk like no other and as the open season ends 4 November this could be the perfect way to spend some time this weekend.

To find out more, take a look at the Goodwood Sculpture Park.

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South Downs National Park Campaign Walk with Brian-Blessed

South Downs National Park Campaign Walk with Brian Blessed

Sunday 8th July is the 60th anniversary since the Hobhouse Report recommended to the then Government that 12 areas of land should be designated National Parks. Only the South Downs remains to be made a National Park and there is a strong campaign team trying to make this happen at last.

The South Downs Campaign (SDC) comprises over 100 organisations and they are marking the 60th anniversary with a walk lead by Brian Blessed, outgoing president of the Council of National Parks and a high profile supporter of SDC.

If you want to show your support for the South Downs being made a National Park then why not join them on their walk from Harting Down, West Sussex. Further information can be found at South Downs National Park Campaign Walk with Brian Blessed.

Today's pub walk: The Edinboro Castle in Camden, London.

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