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The church stands isolated, surrounded by agricultural land. Visible in the satellite image for this entry is the public footpath leading south from the church to the Wooded and steep slopes of the South Downs. As sheep are often in the fields dogs must be on leads.Parking is in the lane leading to the church. There are few spaces for tuning, be prepared to reverse a reasonable distance.The roads leading through the villages and countryside toward the church are narrow and also have great views. This is a location to enjoy at leisure. It is well worth spending a little time in the simple church itself, places of worship rarelt get plainer or more simple.From wealdanddownlandchurches.co.uk"St Andrew, Didling is known as ‘ the shepherds’ church’ because of its location on the northern slope of Didling Hill, close to the ancient drovers’ track across the South Downs. The current building dates largely from the early 13th century, although there are indications of an earlier church on the site.St Andrew’s was constructed with flint walls, which are part rendered and white painted. There is a small west turret which houses one bell dated 1587. A ‘modern’ timber porch has been added to the north side.There is no division between the nave and chancel at St Andrew’s, but the north wall of the church returns in at the end of the nave. Externally the quoin of this return looks like Saxon long and short work, but realistically this would be reuse of salvaged masonry. The south church wall continues in a straight line through nave and chancel The two south chancel windows have ogee heads which suggests that this wall was rebuilt in the 14th century. The east and north chancel walls both have two 13th century lancets.The oak pew ends are original 15th century, but the seats and backs are modern replacements.The altar rails and the pulpit are 17th century Jacobean.The oldest item at the church is the Saxon font, which could have been retained from an earlier building on the site, or perhaps brought in from elsewhere. It was hand hewn from a single block of Bracklesham stone, and is thought to be on of the oldest fonts in the country."
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Co-ordinates: 50.95591, -0.812532 • what3words: ///ripen.height.gallons
Go early or late evening as their maybe to many people about I took this at 6amhttps://youtu.be/PkdUTAQc6r8
Co-ordinates: 52.32308, -0.856547 • what3words: ///grounded.reset.rugs
The café is part of what was a gym on the shore near Hest Bank, the rest of the place is (was?) Hydropaws. There's a car park but that's only open when the café's open however there's plenty of parking on the promenade close by. I've already added a spot nearby but this is worthy of it's own spot because it's a damned good café and you can sit on the edge of the car park wall just in front of it, handy if you're with someone and they're of the what-am-i-going-to-do-while-you-fly attitude.Entrance from the prom - https://w3w.co/fixture.protester.doingCar Park - https://w3w.co/loudness.corporate.mimic
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Co-ordinates: 54.0872, -2.821157 • what3words: ///spooned.oddly.commoners
Great location along the Jurassic Coast path with fantastic views including this one of the biggest land slip in 60years (2021)Parking right on the sea front with food and toilet services near by.perfect spot for watching the sun go down.
Co-ordinates: 50.72127, -2.820554 • what3words: ///gossiping.path.galaxies
With this being a EH site I waited until after closing time and took off from a quiet country lane layby. Just be mindful of any walkers/traffic using the lane. That said, I was in the air for over 20mins and no one passed by. You can get some stunning shots of the castle and river nearby.
Co-ordinates: 54.6511, -2.719898 • what3words: ///sedated.opposites.acrobatic
Parked in a lay-by next to a farm gate, was there for around a total of one hour. Saw about 3 people and 1 vehicle. Flight straight across field to the wind turbine with a quarry either side. Wish I’d have investigated more whilst flying but wind was picking up. Edge of Kings Wood, which I think is a nature reserve but you can still see from this location when up. Private farmland but no barns or working field around to ask full permission. TOAL is from public highway.
Co-ordinates: 51.95353, -0.643795 • what3words: ///quiet.bigger.hours
These colourful lime beds (official name Griffiths Road Lagoons) deal with waste product from the nearby Tara Chemicals soda ash plant.I used two take-off points. There is a car park at the end of Farm Road in Rudheath, CW9 7DY. Footpaths lead northwest and then northeast to ///care.blunt.hurray, a spot with clear views. Hazards are power lines and occasional dog walkers.There is also a car park heading north on the A556. At the time of my visit, this is closed to cars, but you can park in a layby on the A556 and walk round. It can also be accessed from the end of Cookes Lane. Rough take-off location ///this.neck.hope. Some walkers and cyclists use this path.
Co-ordinates: 53.256, -2.47124 • what3words: ///final.flies.tiles
Finally got round to finding where I flew from last year. This location is on the A93 in the Cairngorms National Park. Nice big layby and lovely views.///stickler.name.reactions56°51'43.5"N 3°25'22.3"W
Co-ordinates: 56.86205, -3.423085 • what3words: ///lyricist.deflect.screening
Large park on the edge of the Doncaster airport restriction zone.The fields are used most days by the local model aircraft club and they are welcoming and also fly fpvAvoid peak football practice times on weekdays and Sunday am
Co-ordinates: 53.51841, -1.073592 • what3words: ///funded.waving.crazy
The style to get over and onto the barrow is at ///lime.text.admiralYou can sometimes park there but it's better (for the residents) if you park along Slyne Road, somewhere along the stretch at ///tend.zones.rabble and walk up the hill to the style.At the top of the barrow is a triangulation point and at this time of the year (Easter) it's the focus of local churches who put up a cross on the top.Various well-worn footpaths including one straight from the style to the stone.Fantastic views on a lovely day of Morecambe bay & the Lakes
Co-ordinates: 54.07126, -2.827089 • what3words: ///pest.called.kings
Area is covered by Crown foreshore for TOAL. Nice spit with a small castle. Nearby marsh land and Fawley delelict power station. Lots of water sports and boats coming and going.
Co-ordinates: 50.81549, -1.308413 • what3words: ///rejoined.routine.activism
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