The weather being lovely we decided to walk from Lewes to the Abergavenny Arms in Rodmell and back. Well that is what we did, what we intended to do was walk on to Southease but fortunately for us we changed our plans after lunch, as the wonder which is Southern Rail cancelled the train we would have returned on.
The marina area of Lewes is not very large and as you walk beyond it the more unusual end of the river craft is “stored.
Once out into the countryside the heat increased and felt like it was being reflected off the grass.
The banks of the Sussex Ouse near Lewes have several generations worth of reinforcing, including these nasty looking stakes.
The river curves through it’s flood plain.
Pylons and antique fencing.
A bird of prey (did not have the right lens to tell what) hovered over us and a number of propeller driven aeroplanes circled.
A bird of prey hovers of it’s possible lunch.
Plane and moon.
We arrived before the pub opened so spent a half hour reading in the churchyard.
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