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The original Ashcombe post mill was built in 1826 but was destroyed by strong winds in the early 20th century. Construction on this new mill was completed in 2010 and the design mirrors that of the original mill. Today, it's used for residential purposes and the excess electricity it generates is returned to the National Grid, making it an environmentally friendly reconstruction.

Lovely, cold Orchard View cider from Shepherd Neame.

Def worth the detour down to The Juggs in Kingston. Long old trek back though :(

Castle Hill is a nature reserve and prominent hilltop located in East Sussex near Newhaven. The reserve boasts a number of diverse habitats including chalk grassland, woodlands, and scrubland, that provide a home for a wide variety of beautiful animal and bird species. You'll be spoilt for choice with many fantastic views across the surrounding countryside, including across the South Downs and over the English Channel.

When King Henry the VIII and Anne of Cleves' marriage was annulled, this house was given to her as part of her divorce package. Anne never lived there and it is thought that she didn't even visit. It is open to the public as a museum. For more information please see the website https://sussexpast.co.uk/attraction/anne-of-cleves-house/

views eastward over Kingston toward Lewes

These hills and valleys are part of the Castle Hill National Nature Reserve. The reserve contains ancient rich chalk grassland that provides vital habitat for wild flowers, including spider orchid, kidney vetch, salad burnet, round-headed rampion. This is a perfect place to see wonderful butterflies, such as Chalkhill Blue, Adonis Blue and Small Blue. Spring and summer are great times to see and hear farmland birds, like skylarks, yellowhammers and corn buntings.

Anne of Cleves House is a16th-century timber-framed Wealden hall house that formed part of Queen Anne’s annulment settlement from King Henry VIII in 1540.