A-Z: places in Sussex you love

[Selhurst Wonderland]

X is for the X-Ray department at the Conquest hospital Hastings. Nice decor, great equipment, a great place to visit especially if you have broken your arm, leg etc.

With regards the alphabet, I also like the letters 'E' and 'Z'.
As in EZ win every time we play you.
See what I did there?

 

[Selhurst Wonderland]

To make my last post work though, you have to pronounce the zed as a zee like the yanks do.
Otherwise it doesn't really work.
I was just presuming that all on here would think that.
Damn my presumptous hide!

 

[The Sock of Poskett]

We're rather fond of the occasional short break in Rye

 

[gripper stebson]

With regards the alphabet, I also like the letters 'E' and 'Z'.
As in EZ win every time we play you.
See what I did there?

I would have thought that being a regular visitor to Selhurst Park you would have preferred the letters MT

 

[Selhurst Wonderland]

We're rather fond of the occasional short break in Rye

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Hahaha.
That made me chuckle did that.
Well when I say chuckle it was probably more of a snigger.
Although it could have been a titter.
Anyhoo, last Saturday, it definitely was neither a chuckle or a snigger or a titter.
I'm not really sure.
Anyhoo, after last Saturday it definitely wasn't a chuckle or a titter or a snigger.
It was a big old GUFFAW!

 

[Selhurst Wonderland]

Well I f***ed that right up!
I meant my last post to be quoted to gripper stebson with his MT quip.
Which I found quite amusing.
Instead I quoted sum **** who I didn't find amusing at all!
Or should that be 'whom?'

 

[cmonbarrybringonwoody!]

Michelin Priory is lovely too

Went there on a school trip years ago,walked around all day. Was tyred out by the end of it though.

 

[wigman]

East Preston, the Malibu of West Sussex.

 

[fataddick]

As does Juggs Lane, which is one of my favourite road names. It's in KINGSTON don't you know.

See also Juggs Road, which runs all the way from Brighton racetrack to my mate's pub (The Swan) in Lewes, although much of it is just a dirt track and/or fields. It was the original Brighton to Lewes road prior to the A27 being built. I thoroughly recommend it as a walk. *nods*

 

[Norman Potting]

Went there on a school trip years ago,walked around all day. Was tyred out by the end of it though.

I see what you did there!

 

[tinycowboy]

A-The Amex
B-Brighton
C-Camber Sands/Cuckmere Haven
D-Ditchling Beacon
E-Eastbourne
F-Fisher's Farm, Wisborough Green
G-Glynde, walk from Lewes over Mount Caburn
H-Hastings
I-Itford Hill (going down)
J-Jack & Jill (windmills, not pub, although I've nothing against the pub)
K-Kingston
L-Lewes
M-Moshi Moshi, Brighton
N-Norman's Bay, Star Inn
O-Old Heathfield
P-Preston Park
Q-Queens Park
R-Rye/Roedean pitch & putt
S-Sussex Heights (my first ever home)
T-Tongdean (if I could afford it)
U-Upmarden church
V-Volks Railway
W-West Wittering beach
X-I'll have to go with Ezmally's x-ray department
Y-York Avenue for St Ann's Well Gardens
Z-Zoo, Drusilla's

I think that's me done on this subject.

 

[Superphil]

S -Smock Alley

 

[cmonbarrybringonwoody!]

I see what you did there!

Thanx thought it had bounced over people's heads!

 

[Vegas Seagull]

U for Uncle Sams

Double Chill & Extra Cheese = the best Hamburger in The World 30 years ago & remains so to this day

 

[seagully]

Went there on a school trip years ago,walked around all day. Was tyred out by the end of it though.

 

[Tom Hark Preston Park]

Double Chill & Extra Cheese = the best Hamburger in The World 30 years ago & remains so to this day

 

[South Stand Bonfire]

Walking down the 12th fairway at Seaford Head GC looking over to the Seven Sisters or on the 18th tee looking down over Seaford beach.

Ripe, where my parents live and Seaford Head where the view over to the Seven Sisters is simply stunning.