No Juggs for us
The heatwave is not abating. Social media is full of people berating irresponsible dog walkers. How would you like to walk barefoot on hot coals? In a fur coat?
So through common sense, rather than worrying about being a social pariah, we are up very early and out on the trail before the midday sun. Good news for the dogs, bad news for the drinkers. I pass two pubs, where my contribution to pubsgalore.co.uk will be uploading photographs.
At least the walk is a beauty.... a climb of Swanborough Hill to retrace forgotten steps on the South Downs Way before dropping down to Rodmell for the return walk in the hill's shadow.
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| Work completed - Swanborough Hill Climbed, Kingston Below |
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| Back on the South Downs Way - Pre Breakfast |
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| House hunting in Rodmell |
A gorgeous walk - now let's look at what we could have won. Rodmell has the inappropriately named Abergavenny Arms - used as a water stop. We admired the steaks from £13 A Frame Board, but with the broken glass in the front door, wondered whether this might be advertising from a bygone age.
More intriguing was The Juggs, such a great name for a pub and incredibly, unique in the country.
Let's not get too upset at missing out.
Shepherd's Neame.
Walk Details
Distance - 6.5 miles
Geocaches - 3
Walk Inspiration - Country Walking Magazine, February 2007




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