tinycowboy
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Sorry- your point must have subconsciously lodged in my mind....
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South Downs: England's Mountains Green
- Thread starter Paskman
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Sorry- your point must have subconsciously lodged in my mind....
Stane Street
It's on the east side.
Slindon woods, going up through Eartham woods which in turn is just to the East of Goodwood has loads of obvious ridges like that.
Not really mountains though are they.
ManOfSussex
We wunt be druv
Which pub was he in that was featured in last nights programme incidentally? Was it The Ram?
Ewe are right.
- Aug 8, 2005
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I think we posted at the same time but I hit the button marginally quicker!
Someone needs to do his half term homework on William Blake's Jerusalem.
ferring seagull
Well-known member
- Dec 30, 2010
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Excellent programme though !
Napier's Knee
New member
i thought it was beautiful to look at and it made me proud of Sussex, but as a programme it was a mess - no sense of where one place was in relation to another. Look at the comments here - we all know the area pretty well I imagine, and we're trying to work out where places are. More about the presenter than the Downs I thought. Why say the Downs influenced Blake and then not return to the point? Sloppy editing and writing.
Gregory2Smith1
J'les aurai!
not many!
espcially the shot of the cottages down by the cuckmere river
spent many a time bass fishing down there
excellent programme and very well presented
- Aug 8, 2005
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I agree to an extent. There were some odd cut aways and it moved about from place to place in a less than satisfactory way but the overall beauty of the programme won over.
I liked the presenter, showed passion and energy. Possibly let down a little by the producer?
Lord Bracknell
On fire
On the subject of sheep ... the farmer who featured at the beginning of the programme was called ... Mr Barr.
In our house, he is remembered as the driver of the tractor that ran over our dog's grandmother.
- Aug 8, 2005
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Yes we noticed that and laughed, not at your dogs grandmother's murderer though. Had I known I'd have booed and then baa'd.
glasfryn
cleaning up cat sick
recorded and will watch as and when
Enjoyed this and loved that they picked out the second best view from the South Downs (Birling Gap), but where was the Amex from Ditchling Beacon?
Good choice of avatar, nice shot of that on the programme.
Gregory2Smith1
J'les aurai!
He did remind me of Tom Baker.
yeah me too
when he saw belle tout,probably fancied a bit of Patrica Hodge
