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Footpath Status – 6 January

The 1066 path is flooded where it crosses the valley and several paths are extremely muddy now. However the Greenway is fine and the river walk starting at Bexhill Road is mostly quite good (just a bit muddy at the southern end). The disused railway line is also very good.

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Coastal Birds in Winter

2 December 2018 cvcp-admin 0

Now that winter is approaching there are different birds to be seen along the coast. Although many of the birds

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Coastal Birds in Winter
Ivy Bees beneath Galley Hill
Discovery Centre Café
Bladderwort in the valley
Wild Flowers in Bloom

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