메이필드와 파이브 애쉬 주변 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

tiny makeshift café offering tea, coffee, lemonade, homemade cake, open in summer weekend 8:30-1pm

The current St. Dunstan's Church was built on the site of an ancient one that had existed since the Norman era but was destroyed by fire in the late 14th century. Only a few elements survive from that period, with additional additions made over the years. As an interesting story, in the 1970s, cracks appeared in the tower walls, leading to a prohibition on ringing all the bells at once.

The path crosses Sharnden Old Manor Farm, where you can observe some old, typical farm buildings, including its twin round kiln oast house, a Grade II listed building.

Enjoy this beautiful forest of broadleaf and conifer woodland, where you may come across lovely carpets of bluebells along the sides during certain seasons. The path runs alongside a stream that is a tributary of the River Rother.

The brook for which the hamlet is named rises in the valley and forms one of the sources of the River Rother which meets the sea at Rye.

A lovely wild meadow full of cornflowers and pignut flowers.

A large 7ft owl carved from and old oak tree

Cloth tied to trees is an ancient tradition throughout the UK. The cloth is a physical representation of a prayer or wish in which the help of Nature Spirits is asked for.