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near to Jevington, East Sussex, England

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	View towards Jevington by Chris Heaton View towards the village looking east - as seen from the South Downs Way.
	Rough grassland near to South Downs Way by Trevor Littlewood The South Downs Way runs a little beyond and below the rough grass. Beyond that lies Combe Hill with the village of Jevington to be seen among and between trees.
	The South Downs Way SW of Jevington by Mary Taylor In the centre of the photo is Jevington village, and behind it to the right, the South Downs Way climbs on up Bourne Hill. In the centre, Willingdon Bottom and Butts Brow, and to the left is Combe Hill.
	Holt Bottom by Chris Thomas-Atkin Looking over Holt Bottom near to the village of Jevington.
	South Downs Way near Jevington by Julian P Guffogg
	Scene in the NE sector of Friston Forest by Ian Hawfinch This was just to the west of the bridleway that runs along the eastern edge of the forest.
	From Lullington Heath to Jevington by Peter Royle On a very hot day, a lovely - if slow - walk with Sussex Nature Focus after a stop of over an hour at Winchester's Pond. I saw loads of birds there, including 4 I had never seen before.
	Bridleway, Holt Bottom (3) by N Chadwick
	Footpath Junction Sign by PAUL FARMER
	The South Downs Way at Jevington Holt by Marathon The South Downs Way is heading here from Jevington to the top of the Long Man of Wilmington.
	British White cattle, Friston Forest by Patrick Roper British White cattle are among the breeds used for conservation grazing in Friston Forest by the Sussex Wildlife Trust. Details of the grazing project can be found here: Link
	Lullington Heath by David M Clark National Nature Reserve managed by English Nature - wild flower meadows on thin chalk soils.