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Dew Pond

Arestored dew pond known as the Burnt House Pond. Dew ponds are scattered about the Downs as in the good old days they were used as watering holes for the sheep and cattle. Quite a few are being restored
South Downs Way - Steyning to Falmer

June 2nd 2010
Well what a difference a day makes when it comes to the weather. Hardly a cloud in the sky, sun shining and a gentle breeze on the top of the Downs so as to make the walking enjoyable. This was the day of the big push with 16 miles planned so that I can finish in Eastbourne on Friday and be back in Devon for the weekend. I must have ended up walking about 18 miles as I went ''off track'' a couple ... read more
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4th June 2010

looks like a big puddle
Sorry John, but I couldn't see anything other than a big puddle. What will they be used for when restored? Did it look inviting enough for you to cool off in? Maybe I'd need to see it in person to make further comment. Just an ignorant Kiwi perhaps!

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