West Sussex Vineyards Trail
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Norfolk is a peaceful rural county on the east coast of England, accessible from London in under two hours by rail and connected to wider road network by the A140, A11 and A47. Norfolk has miles of beautiful wild coast line stretching north from Suffolk, peppered with coastal walks and blue flag beaches such as East Runton, West Runton, Cromer and Mundesley. Boat trips run from Morston Hall out to Blakeney Point to see the seals and local birdlife.
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East Sussex on the south east coast, is easily accessible from London by road and rail and offers a mixture of coastline, chalky hills and rolling downs including the Weald. East Sussex is bordered by Surrey, Kent, West Sussex and the English Channel where the coast offers panoramic views of the sea, with the famous sheer cliffs of Beachy Head, 162 metres high, part of the rugged cliff formation. East Sussex’s coast has been the scene of many invasions and the historic castles including Bodiam, Pevensey, Herstmonceux, Lewes reflect the battles of the past. Elsewhere on the coast you will find the defensive Martello towers and the Eastbourne Redoubt.
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Worcestershire in the Midlands includes part of the Malvern Hills, home to the Worcestershire Beacon – the highest point in the county at 425m and borders another Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty that are the Cotswolds in the South and. In the Heart of England, Worcestershire is easily accessible using the M5 from the major conurbations of Birmingham and Manchester and M40 from London.
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