This time in the UK, I vowed to do more day trips, to more green lands. My first day trip was to Amberly; a tiny, fairy-tale village. Surrounded by lush green meadows, dotted with sheep and horses. Amberly is part of the South Downs National Park and is a cycle, horse and hike route. There is nothing much to do here except be in nature. There is but one coffee shop that closes early.
In fact, enroute to Amberly, I reached another town, Brighton, this was not intentional. I then decided to spend some time there before getting on the right train to Amberly.
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| The quintessential red booth. From where I stood, it all looked like I was taken back in time. |
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| I love watching horses, such beautiful animals. |
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| Hola. |
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| A beautiful reminder that you can cycle, go horseback riding or just walk. |
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| What wallpapers are made of. And also, what dreams are made of. It was one of the tiny public footpaths off the main road. |
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| More horses. The sky gave such a dramatic backdrop. |
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| Hello tiny being. |
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| Such a unique home. Rather, such a unique roof. |
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| Horse gazing is a thing, I am certain. |
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| So should be sheep gazing. |
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| I felt I was in an English movie. |
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| The best part of not having a route or a deadline is that you can stop when you want. |
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| Love these small trails. |
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| I sat for a while, clearing my mind, scribbling notes. |
If I am ever in want of beautiful and open lush green spaces while in London, I will visit this village again.
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