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Haven't visited the pub yet, waiting for warmer weather but the menu looked very tasty.

East Hoathly is a lovely little village in the rural Low Weald of East Sussex. It's pub, the Kings Head, is Grade II-listed, having formerly been the old schoolhouse over 250 years ago. Today it serves great food, as well as local, handcrafted beer from the 1648 brewery, which is just next door.

Chiddingly is the main village in an exceedingly rural parish of the same name in the Low Weald. It is on the Wealdway long-distance walking route from Gravesend to Eastbourne. The Six Bells pub serves good food, an ideal lunch spot after a morning on the trails. Nearby is the Burgh Hill Farm Meadow, a managed Site of Special Scientific Interest that contains numerous rare plants. Unfortunately, there is no public access.

The pretty little village of Hellingly is at the confluence of the Rivers Cuckmere and Bull in the sparsely populated Low Weald. The Wealdway long-distance trail crosses through the village on its way between Gravesend and Eastbourne. The tracks and footpaths of the Low Weald are perfect for gentle undulating, serene walks in the picturesque East Sussex countryside.