The Quest for England
One of our lovely patrons, Mr Jeff Kellison, bought the lovely Julia an amazing all-terrain jogger, fixed 3-Wheel pushchair for baby Joseph, so that she could continue to bring the little fellow out on our explorations of England. We thought we would test out the pushchair and put it through its paces, so we ventured […]
Keep our local history alive is vital. Without knowing the past, we cannot understand our present. Storrington, a village at the foot of the northern slopes of the South Downs in West Sussex, is doing just that at their excellent museum at The Old School in School Lane. I wanted to find out more so […]
So the law in England has changed. Owners of open fires and wood burning stoves will be limited on the type of fuel they can burn at home from next year. No longer will it permitted that people can burn green wood. I am not sure why you would want to, it doesn’t burn well, […]
It is another wet grim day in Sussex, and I am taking a walk between two landmarks on the South Downs. Starting below Cissbury Ring, near Findon, in West Sussex, I stroll along the muddy paths towards Chanctonbury Ring – both Iron Age hill forts. Earlier, in Neolithic times, Cissbury was famed for its wonderful […]
It was a wet and unpleasant day when I took a stroll through Worthing town centre and noticed that within a single square mile there were at least eight, if not more, churches demanding attention; all huge, and each must have cost a fortune to build. In today’s video I thought I would show you […]
I was told recently on social media that I need to get out of Sussex if I really want to explore England. I scratched my head and raised an eyebrow. Someone hasn’t been paying attention to my videos over the past few years. Haven’t I travelled around a little? I believe so. Also, I aim […]