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So many beautiful country houses and farms to explore. Nature at its finest.

Warninglid can be approached east-west or north-south. My favourite is to come up the hill from the south. You turn a corner expecting the hill to be over only to find that it intensifies, but then as you turn a further corner you crest the hill to a beautiful row of houses, each with a picture perfect front garden.

The small village of Warninglid is incredibly pretty. Adorned with flowers during the summer, it is quintessentially English. Three time winner of the 'Best Kept Village' award it also has an 18th century pub, the Half Moon, if you are in need of a pit stop.

Lovely even on a rainy autumn day. The colours are beautiful and it’s a little quieter than in spring and summer.

The lake at Nymans garden spills over at its southern end, cascading underneath a footbridge. From here, you find yourself at the same level as the lake's surface, giving it an infinity pool-like effect.

Tucked in the village of Handcross, this exquisite garden is well worth visiting. Lovingly maintained by the National Trust, the garden has a long history, with its heyday in the 1930s. The garden's origins date from the late 19th century and it stayed under the ownership of the same family until it was handed over to the Trust. Within the gardens lies the ruin of the house and many more fascinating features.

St Mary's is a Grade II-listed church with a pretty graveyard. Ancient yew trees provide enormous canopies over the tombs and create a blissful sense of peace. It's a lovely spot to visit on a hike in the area.

A beautiful little hamlet/village with immaculate gardens, old houses and a pub.