Ranger Walk

West Sussex Explorers Club

Walk with a Ranger


	Come for a walk with a Brighton Ranger along the South Downs. Its a wonderful opportunity for children and parents alike to get away from the noise and crowds of modern life into a tranquil landscape of fresh air, and rolling hills. (Adam - 10)


		What is the Devil’s Dyke? Was it really dug by the devil to drown the parishioners of the weald?
				*Devil’s Dyke*


	This is a great chance to walk on the downs with a Brighton Ranger, to find out about the land, the wildlife and fauna as well as the history of the Dyke. Our guide has been a Brighton Ranger for over 20 years so knows the downs around Brighton better than anyone!

						This one-time chance is on the 8th of May 2010, from 1:30 to 4:30.


	See if you spot the early purple orchids, the bluebells, and the ransoms.


	Can you can find the remnants of an aerial cable car, a funicular railway and lime kilns?


	From World War II bunkers to Iron Age Hill forts, over 2000 years of history waiting to be found


	£2.00 NAGC Members Children £3.00 Non-Members Children Adults free with accompanying children.


	Please click here to e-mail a booking reservation places are limited


	We will meet near the trig point on top of the Dyke in front of the pub - note that the car park is pay and display. If the weather is good it may be very busy - please leave time to find a space. Bring a drink and snacks, good walking shoes or boots and waterproofs. We will be walking about 3 miles over hilly terrain which is not suitable for buggies or toddlers who need to be carried.


	To report an error, to request further information, or for copies of pictures please contact info@wsxnagc.org.uk

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