Polegate to Alfriston
27 April. This was an unexpectedly good day for walking, with the rain keeping off till we had all piled into a bus at Alfriston.
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Coming to the top of the steep hill up from Polegate, and rewarded by the song of skylarks
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Then to Jevington, where they claim to have invented the Banoffi Pie
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Wall sculpture, 940 CE, St Andrew’s, Jevington
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Lambs safely arrived
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A lone swan at Alfriston
Thanks to Sally for leading us on a very rewarding walk. Photos Sally and Mary. Janet