wigman
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East Preston.
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[Sussex] Your Favourite Town Or Village In Sussex
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Beach Hut
Brighton Bhuna Boy
Amberley, where I was born
Always loved Arundel. Had a chance to buy a riverside town house back in the late 80’s for £50k. Didn’t do it, big regret. Will probably move there for our dotage
I used to travel down to Pompey on the train every morning for a couple of years. The view of Arundel from the train, with a light mist on the meadows, and Arundel Castle rising above the town, it was epitome of a Sussex landscape.
If wasn’t so early in the morning, I could have got quite emotional.
pastafarian
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Lindfield- fond memories of underage drinking and lock ins at The Witch- Pretty little place too
Weststander
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Battle and Rye are endearing, plenty of history, a step back in time with eg independent shops.
But as a Brightonian, to live elsewhere I’d miss all the access here to all forms of sport/exercise, a wide array of restaurants and living in the sticks would be very restrictive to our teenagers with years ahead of social lives and more career opportunities in a city.
But as a Brightonian, to live elsewhere I’d miss all the access here to all forms of sport/exercise, a wide array of restaurants and living in the sticks would be very restrictive to our teenagers with years ahead of social lives and more career opportunities in a city.
Leekbrookgull
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Fairwarp ?
The Wookiee
Back From The Dead
Am I allowed to say Blackboys 
Town - Newhaven
Village- Rodmell
Intrigued..why..?
(It would be my choice, but only cos i worked/lived there for 4 years, and dont know many others that well..)
It's not far from home, I like Piddinghoe but prefer Rodmell and if I could live there I would.
I go walking there sometimes, i walk from near Piddinghoe, along the riverbank and back.
I also go to The Abergavenny pub, probably my favourite pub for lunch and occasionally for meals in the evening.
Sometimes do work there. ( village not the pub )
- Aug 7, 2003
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When I worked in Chichester in the 80’s we used to have lunchtime excursions to the Blue Anchor (The Anchor Bleu, as it’s called now) Fantastic pub, had the ring on the bull’s nose game.
Mackenzie
Old Brightonian
Falmer.
Swan, duck pond, football stadium......
Swan, duck pond, football stadium......
The Wookiee
Back From The Dead
What is the correct pronunciation of Bosham ?
Is it Bos-ham, Bosh-am or Bos-om or something else ?
The last one.
The Wookiee
Back From The Dead
- Aug 7, 2003
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Bozzom
Correct!
Hastings gull
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- Nov 23, 2013
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The Firehills at Fairlight.
Wonderful place for a stroll and great views.
Lots of memories
Yes. Would recommend this spot to anyone -wonderful views and lovely walks.
Sorrel
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I like almost all of them when walking around near them - especially if the pub is open and it's a nice day.