This section of the South Downs Way climbs steeply up the slope of the Downs near Devil's Dyke. It is stony underfoot with a lot of chalk, and roots wander down the banks from the bushes and trees forming a canopy overhead. At the top one comes out onto grassy downland with orchids and other wild flowers.
Going down again, one can find delicious food at the Wildflower Cafe, in the old cattle yard of Saddlescombe Farm, a National Trust site.
On the South Downs Way. 2024
Most of my paintings are acrylic on paper or board, and, unless otherwise stated, will be sent unframed either rolled in a secure tube or mounted in a white or cream mount 5-6cm wide, with mountboard backing to protect it in the post. It can easily be detached from this to be re-mounted or framed as you wish.
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