Sussex Rambles

 
 
 

£1 minimum donation (see below) from walkers please.

This is a lovely walk through the wilds(!) of Chailey. We circle north of Chailey as far as Scaynes Hill making use of the Sussex Border Path. Then we make our way south finishing by crossing the commons around North Chailey.

Walk is 6.97 miles
Total ascent is 541ft
Time to walk is 3hrs 3mins (at 2.5mph) + time at the pub!

IMPORTANT Please read
Sadly I do not have time to test walks prior to leading them so I often may never have walked them before. I can't guarantee that the walk won't have to be modified or that we won't end up walking further than planned however nothing much has gone wrong so far!
These walks are aimed at people who are used to walking 5+ miles at a fairly brisk rate.
Please dress for the weather and when it’s been raining expect mud! Make sure you wear sensible footwear such as walking boots and don't forget to bring water in the summer.
Dogs are welcome but they will need to spend much of the walk on the lead as we go through a lot of farm land. My own dog loves people but he isn't too great with dogs he doesn't know; he will always be on the lead but you will need to keep your dog away from him.
Everyone is responsible for their own safety during the walk and must follow the Countryside Code.
I am using these walks to fund raise a house for my sponsored child in Uganda so I ask for donations - £1 minimum per walk per person would be great.

 
 
 

£1 minimum donation (see below) from walkers please.

I will be leading a walk today of about ten miles, details to be posted about 10 days beforehand. (Ignore location details given, Meetup insists on a location)

Details about where we will meet to follow

Walk is ? miles
Total ascent is ?ft
Time to walk is ? (at 2.5mph) + time at the pub

IMPORTANT Please read
Sadly I do not have time to test walks prior to leading them so I often may never have walked them before. I can't guarantee that the walk won't have to be modified or that we won't end up walking further than planned however nothing much has gone wrong so far!
These walks are aimed at people who are used to walking 5+ miles at a fairly brisk rate.
Please dress for the weather and when it’s been raining expect mud! Make sure you wear sensible footwear such as walking boots and don't forget to bring water in the summer.
Dogs are welcome but they will need to spend much of the walk on the lead as we go through a lot of farm land. My own dog loves people but he isn't too great with dogs he doesn't know; he will always be on the lead but you will need to keep your dog away from him.
Everyone is responsible for their own safety during the walk and must follow the Countryside Code.
I am using these walks to fund raise a house for my sponsored child in Uganda so I ask for donations - £1 minimum per walk per person would be great.

 
 
 

£1 minimum donation (see below) from walkers please.

I will be leading a walk today of about seven miles, details to be posted about 10 days beforehand. (Ignore location details given, Meetup insists on a location)

Details about where we will meet to follow

Walk is ? miles
Total ascent is ?ft
Time to walk is ? (at 2.5mph) + time at the pub

IMPORTANT Please read
Sadly I do not have time to test walks prior to leading them so I often may never have walked them before. I can't guarantee that the walk won't have to be modified or that we won't end up walking further than planned however nothing much has gone wrong so far!
These walks are aimed at people who are used to walking 5+ miles at a fairly brisk rate.
Please dress for the weather and when it’s been raining expect mud! Make sure you wear sensible footwear such as walking boots and don't forget to bring water in the summer.
Dogs are welcome but they will need to spend much of the walk on the lead as we go through a lot of farm land. My own dog loves people but he isn't too great with dogs he doesn't know; he will always be on the lead but you will need to keep your dog away from him.
Everyone is responsible for their own safety during the walk and must follow the Countryside Code.
I am using these walks to fund raise a house for my sponsored child in Uganda so I ask for donations - £1 minimum per walk per person would be great.