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Sussex Ouse Valley Walk

Looking north towards Lewes from Piddinghoe
Paragliders to the south of Lewes, jumping off Mount Caburn
Must be the end of the walk along the Sussex Ouse Valley Way
The River Ouse looking south, south of Lewes
The view south from the swing bridge at Newhaven
A barn to the south of Newick
Southease Bridge, where the South Downs Way crosses the River Ouse
A church on a hillside near Barcombe
A message in the sky
Isfield Lock, recently uncovered by archaeologists
The River Ouse to the north of Barcombe Mills
Balcombe Ouse Valley Viaduct, Grade II* listed railway viaduct comprised of 37 arches - looking south east
Boatyards at Newhaven
The view north, looking back towards Newick
View along the beach at Seaford, looking at Seaford Head
An inhabitant of the woods around Nymans
A white telephone box in Slaugham
The River Ouse running alongside Rivers Wood
Balcombe Ouse Valley Viaduct, Grade II* listed railway viaduct comprised of 37 arches - looking through the arches
The view to the north from near Scaynes Hill
Balcombe Ouse Valley Viaduct, Grade II* listed railway viaduct comprised of 37 arches - looking through the arches
Sussex Ouse Valley Way - a signpost near Furnace Pond
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