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.
Coming to the top of the steep hill up from Polegate, and rewarded by the song of skylarks
Then to Jevington, where they claim to have invented the Banoffi Pie
Wall sculpture, 940 CE, St Andrew’s, Jevington
Lambs safely arrived
A lone swan at Alfriston
Thanks to Sally for leading us on a very rewarding walk. Photos Sally and Mary. Janet
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