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Orbing (2) - Adders Bottom
by Simon Carey
Having got all and sundry in the vicinity to push off the ball is on its way down the slope towards Adders Bottom. The only thing missing is the screaming of the occupants. The vehicle to the left is also on its way down to collect those... (more)
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Fulking Hill in the Snow
by David Hodd
No tender-hearted garden crowns,
No bosomed woods adorn
Our blunt, bow-headed, whale-backed Downs,
But gnarled and writhen thorn
Bare slopes where chasing shadows skim,
And, through the gaps revealed,
Belt upon belt, the wooded, dim,... (more)
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On the ridge near Devils Dyke
by Richard Law
Participants in the 2015 British Heart Foundation's ride along the full 100-mile length of the South Downs Way, crossing the ridgeline above Adder Bottom and approaching the Devil's Dyke checkpoint.
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Standing room only at seat on Fulking Hill
by Dave Spicer
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Fulking Hill
by Nigel Cox
Viewed across the steep northern side of the South Downs from Devil's Dyke.
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On the South Downs west of Devil's Dyke
by David Martin
The photographer is on the ridge path from the Devil's Dyke Hotel, while the path on the right climbs the scarp slope from the minor road east of Fulking. Sea on the horizon.
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Road at Devil's Dyke
by Mat Fascione
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Fulking Hill (4)
On a mostly gloomy day after Boxing Day.
The sea is there but virtually indistinguishable from the sky were it not for a patch of reflected sun.
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View ESE along Devil's Dyke Road
by Ian Hawfinch
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There be tourists here
by Mr Ignavy
Footpath erosion near Devils Dyke.
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Paragliding, near Devil's Dyke
There was a stiff wind from a northern quarter, but only one aviator today.
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Path over Summer Down, South Downs
The sign in the foreground indicates that Summer Down belongs to The National Trust. Further back, to the right of the image, a wooden stile enables walkers to access the land behind the gate.
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