Footpath to Peacehaven
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Footpath to Peacehaven
Image: © Simon Carey Taken: 9 Jun 2012
The section that runs from Lewes Road up onto the Downs is exceptionally nasty and overgrown and requires either a very thick hide or a chain saw. Waist high nettles coupled with low hanging trees and thorn bushes required much stooping and additional swearing. The barbed wire fence on the left did not help matters either. A real shame as once the path climbs away from this section it is beautiful open downland until Peacehaven.
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Image Location
Latitude
50.809845
Longitude
0.031416