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South Downs

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Sep 12, 2026

Paul ReedHOST
25:11
And then walking up that close round the back of the cafe up towards the church, as I said earlier, you pass those many houses, homes to the people of Wadhurst in 1914, as they are today.
Paul ReedHOST
25:25
And when I walk past a place like that and know the history that's there, know some of the stories of the men who fell, I have medals to lads from Wadhurst that were in the 5th Battalion who survived, South Downs lad who was wounded at Rischborg in 1916.
Paul ReedHOST
25:40
And I look through the windows of some of these houses as I'm walking past and- I can imagine the families having the, the memorial plaques and the scrolls up on the wall in there, and a proud veteran putting up his cap badge onto the mantelpiece alongside his pipsqueak and Wilfred, his medals or whatever it is.
Paul ReedHOST
25:58
And I guess with an overactive imagination, as, as many of us have when we think about the Great War, we can picture those moments, the day that the special envelope came with the plaque in it and the medals, or even worse, of course, a little bit before when there was a knock on the door and the telegram announcing that someone was killed or wounded or missing.
Stuart PesterGUEST
9:04
So i- it's just incredible.
Stuart PesterGUEST
9:06
And flying over the South Downs, yeah.
Vernon KayHOST
9:08
I'd love to do that.
Vernon KayHOST
9:09
Sounds amazing.
Leroy ValentineGUEST
57:30
Because, especially out there, it's scary.
Leroy ValentineGUEST
57:32
Because it's not like you're on the North Downs or South Downs.
Leroy ValentineGUEST
57:38
You're away from civilisation, totally.
Sarah PageHOST
57:42
Yeah.
Gareth BoyesHOST
4:39
How many of us, if we are honest, feel that we are able to do more when it comes down to that initial training of our dogs? We all start with good intentions, then it falls by the wayside.
Gareth BoyesHOST
4:49
We all want that well-trained dog, so what is the secret? Shine Radio spoke to Joe when they were at the South Downs show last month.
Gareth BoyesHOST
4:56
Do you find out more?
JoeGUEST
4:57
It's about being calm and consistent would be the first thing I think when you're training a dog.
Sue McKenzieGUEST
8:38
So because we were complete amateurs, apart from Ian, our head chef.
Sue McKenzieGUEST
8:42
Anyway, the whole thing, we started as a little hotel in the South Downs, on the South Downs Way, in a little village of Jebbington, which is the first Downland village coming out of Eastbourne.
Sue McKenzieGUEST
8:55
So it feels very hidden away, but actually it's, in a funny way, quite near to a vanity.
Sue McKenzieGUEST
9:04
So we decided to be a little hotel with six bedrooms as well as the restaurant, because we didn't really know what was going to go best.
Nick GrimshawHOST
2:06
The Mother Teresa of Kitchens, um, put on this great meal with Action Against Hunger.
Angela HartnettHOST
2:13
Yeah, at Sugrue South Downs.
Nick GrimshawHOST
2:14
And Sugrue South Downs.
Angela HartnettHOST
2:15
Mm.
Nick GrimshawHOST
2:15
This great vineyard in South Downs.
Angela HartnettHOST
2:17
Yeah.
Nick GrimshawHOST
2:17
No idea where or what the South Downs is.
Angela HartnettHOST
2:21
[laughing]
Mark SmithNARRATOR
46:33
The road in its gentle curves had really brought us to a considerable elevation, seven hundred feet, as we afterwards discovered.
Mark SmithNARRATOR
46:42
Challenger's house was on the very edge of the hill and from its southern face, in which was the study window, one looked across the vast stretch of the weald to where the gentle curves of the South Downs formed an undulating horizon.
Mark SmithNARRATOR
46:57
In a cleft of the hills a haze of smoke marked the position of Lewes.
Mark SmithNARRATOR
47:02
Immediately at our feet there lay a rolling plain of heather with the long vivid green stretches of the Crowborough golf course, all dotted with the players.
Anton RosenfeldGUEST
21:38
So sanfoin is quite a nice sort of traditional plant that used to be grown regularly.
Anton RosenfeldGUEST
21:43
particularly in the south of England, on the South Downs, it really likes a sort of dry chalky soil.
Anton RosenfeldGUEST
21:50
It's really pretty actually.
Anton RosenfeldGUEST
21:52
When you see it flowering it's got these beautiful sort of red spikes, you can really see it in the field, but it's quite a sort of delicate plant.
JoeHOST
10:18
And it's implying that they're in the back of these boxes being driven
PlantyHOST
10:22
around the South Downs.
PlantyHOST
10:23
Right?
JoeHOST
10:25
And it's like, no health and safety signing off on that.
Lise ThorneHOST
22:10
The moon walk, for me, was one of the hardest.
Lise ThorneHOST
22:12
So I did a th- a thing called Trail Walker, which is a 100-kilometer walk on the South Downs.
Nell McAndrewGUEST
22:17
Oh.
Lise ThorneHOST
22:17
And you do it straight through the night, so it took us 30 hours.

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