Horsdean

Even with the constant rumble of traffic on the by-pass (nearly visible in the top left-hand corner), there must be plenty of worse spots for travelling folk to spend a few days than the official Brighton site at Horsdean, seen here from Scare Hill.

Pyecombe

The village of Pyecombe nestles on the southern slope of Wolstonbury Hill. The road in the bottom left is the main A23 London to Brighton road.

Jack and Jill again

Behind the Chattri is Holt Hill from where we see Jack and Jill, the Clayton windmills, once again.

Sweet Hill

That's Sweet Hill with the mobile phone mast. Quite how it got the name I can't imagine; it doesn't look particularly sweet to me.

Ditchling: the church

One last view of Ditchling before we head back up onto the Downs. This is the village church, dedicated to St Margaret of Antioch and dating from the 12th century.

Ditchling: the butcher's shop

Standing at the orth end of the High Street is what was at one time the butcher's shop. It's an antiques shop now.

Ditchling: The Limes

Ditchling has a wide variety of architectural styles. Further up the High Street from the two bank buildings is the Georgian house, The Limes.