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Footpath Status – 19 September

All paths within the park are walkable. Several that were getting a bit overgrown have been cleared by volunteers. Thanks go to Hastings Direct who have provided several groups of volunteers over the summer to help with this. Happy walking!

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Ivy Bees beneath Galley Hill

19 September 2018 cvcp-admin 0

If you walk along the path below the cliffs at Galley Hill at the moment, you can hardly fail to

Recent Posts

Ivy Bees beneath Galley Hill
Discovery Centre Café
Bladderwort in the valley
Wild Flowers in Bloom
Public Meeting – 4th July @ 7pm

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