18 April, 10.30am: Waldron, High Weald in Spring

Discover the timeless charm of the East Sussex High Weald with its secluded copses, ancient woodlands and distant views towards the South Downs, alongside local expert Dr Geoffrey Mead.

Staring point: Waldron church gate opposite The Star Inn

Google map link: https://maps.app.goo.gl/Du3tUbZbtNei1BBU9

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Difficulty rating: Moderate

Duration estimate: 3-3.5 hours

Length: Approximately 4-5 miles

Public transport information: No public transport

Parking: Parking in quiet road near church

Dogs: Dogs are welcome but must be kept on leads, as livestock in surroundings fields. Please take all dog waste home.

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Born and raised in Brighton, Dr Geoffrey Mead is a geographer and local historian with a PhD in Geography. He has taught adult education and undergraduate courses at Sussex, specialising in local history, landscape studies and geography, and has researched communities across south-east England.