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Aww. Thank you. Us women have got to stay sparky 😅 Have a great day x

@ we certainly have xx

They are. Too cute for words x

Ha! Always the way when you want a bit of peace and quiet. Thank you for watching 😁

Lovely to have you along for the ride. Sometimes it's a bit bumpy; but isn't that life? Stay well and sparky x

Getting senior now. 11 and 15!

Thank you. And five days later I’ve still managed to keep it straight (even after washing it) 🎉😊

Reserve judgment until you've seen them Oddy 🤣😆🤣

Thank you. Given time, there will be more x

We absolutely are. Stay strong and power on 💥

I was dog-sitting. Nacho and Pip are the cutest

To be honest Oddy it's probably never going to work due to my inability to stop talking. I go on and on and on and o......

@@amblingsandramblings8542 Well that's fine with me. I'll still be here watching anyway :)

A very lovely place. The birdsong alone is worth the rain 😃

Haha. Thanks Oddy. Hopefully there will be a new one soon. Got to work unfortunately, otherwise I'd post every weekend if I could 😃

It's a definite for the bucket list :)

The sound of the water was magical ❤

@@amblingsandramblings8542 Yeah it sounds it even in your video. I take it you had a lovely time on holiday then? I'm looking forward to the rest of the parts 🙂

@@OddNess21 I better pull my finger out then 🤣

@@amblingsandramblings8542 lmao 🤣 I didn't mean it like that. Just that I'm excited to see the rest of the trip 🤣

Most probably

Oh, don't say that Jeffrey; I feel bad enough about it already ...even though I am laughing at the 'coincidence'. But really weird, right? He was a sweet chap really , just not 6'1" as promised.🙃

@@amblingsandramblings8542 It's a pity he lied. I get Instagram Women following me every day, and I know for sure they're lying when they say they love my photo......My photo is meant to disturb people, or make them laugh! Attractive it Ain't 😄

WOW. It doesn't look edible, looks like soggy wood chip 😁

Slightly over excited there , excuse my language:) 666

Hahahaha. You can picnic on the lawn anytime ;-)

I shall check it out. Thank you

I'm hoping not to stop, but I cannot be silly either. It can get a bit chilling when in the woods alone. Good idea with the stick, plenty of those around. Thanks for subscribing, much appreciated :-)

Great place, well worth the visit

Oh no! That sounds pretty scary. I haven't been there, I shall go and explore as soon as I get the chance. Glad you are okay.

@@amblingsandramblings8542 Yes, but maybe not on your own or with only a docile dog. Perhaps you can borrow a dog that will defend you and itself, if a good family member or friend has one. My eldest trained his staff x boxer to go for the groin but only on command. When he couldn't keep him because his new fiance was worried about her children he lumbered the animal onto me, which I wasn't pleased about then but I got to adore him very much, albeit he was very different and not half as clever as my previous sheepdog and before that my gun dog. Even the sight of a Staff can make people wary because they get lockjaw when they bite hard. My Charlie never did bite anyone in seriousness in the end but it was a comfort to know he would if told. So, if you know someone happy to let you walk such a dog. I never found Bury Hill itself the least bit creepy, nor did my kids nor my now ex. Lovely, peaceful place with Imo good vibes. The meadow on the left of the cafe, just over halfway along the length, there is a footpath to the right. You can follow it veering left where there is a junction. It leads down into Madehurst. Crossing the road and following the narrow footpath leads to one end of the lane as it comes off the main road. Going off the path to the left after the small layby and fence is pleasant but doesn't go very far as that stretch is between the lane and the main road. Still a nice enough stroll. Then back up the trail into the meadow again. It is usually a less busy path than the wider one to the right of the cafe (where I was followed). Enjoy.

@@amblingsandramblings8542 Btw, you probably know to keep a dog on the lead all the time unless it's your own dog and very obedient, even if it is a docile animal. They can get carried away chasing small wildlife and once out of earshot can easily get lost. I expect you know that so I write this more for anyone reading who isn't used to dogs.

Chanctonbury Ring is worth a look, personally I don't think any of these places are anything like what they were a few decades ago, they was definitely a lot of strange goings on back then (clapham woods and chanctonbury are two points of a triangle of lay lines apparently) we were terrified of clapham woods when we were young and even as I got older I would avoid the place when out mountain biking etc. When we were kids it was rare to go near and not see something odd (but then we were young, with active imaginations) however, there is way too much that has been reported as happening, or proven to have happened up there for it to be tales, in my opinion.

@@Chuggnuts it is only in recent years I read of the place. I don't fancy a trip there, not that I can even if I wanted to now with mobility problems but I am sure you are right. Some things went on there then stories were added.

They disappeared the moment I looked round ...!!

@@amblingsandramblings8542 Oooh..spooky!

It's a small town called Arundel, in West Sussex

Please do, so long as I get a credit :)

@@amblingsandramblings8542 absolutely. Your name or UA-cam channel?

@@triggertv2727 Della Griffiths would be great

Could be a healthy asset to have! I could have starved to death in there ... :)

Most welcome

If I could get some nice lighting sorted out, that could be a possible

Glad you enjoyed it

That is good to know :-)

I had a book that I only read the first one or two chapters as it freaked me and I threw it out. It was written by a man who claimed to belong to a number of secret societies and cults. The one at Clapham was home to a cult that sacrificed to Hecate, particularly dogs as they believe she loves dogs and if sacrificed to her they stay with her in spirit. However, if they couldn't get hold of a dog they would try and take a different animal. Once, a horse went missing when the owner went into a bush to relieve himself for mere minutes. He wrote that the vicar was among them along with a top psychiatrist and local authority top employees as well as other powerful people, some of whom travelled from London and elsewhere. He also wrote that they had built a hideaway behind the church and it was necessary to go through the churchyard to reach it. The book must have been written pre-1987 when Britain had the great hurricane, as I later read elsewhere that their hideaway was wrecked beyond rebuild by the storm, no longer able to hide a new one in the that spot due to so many trees being blown away by their roots and others that didn't blow over suffering loss of major branches. That doesn't mean they didn't rebuild elsewhere not too far away. Chances are they might have used the church itself at times, I would guess. I also read elsewhere that a police officer was investigating what seemed to be an unusual murder of another man. He was apparently relentless and went there. He was also murdered. There has been at least one child murder not so far from there. A little girl who is was going along a field just before or a little way behind her two slightly older brothers. The bstd who did that was caught and he might not have had anything to do with the cult. It was strange though that he would have been apparently on his own and have stumbled on the child at the same short time she was out of sight of her brothers for only a few minutes, in such an isolated area. No report of him working or walking a dog or having any other usual reason to be wandering around there 'on his own'. So who knows? I am not given to being easily creeped but I would not go over the County line to go there and if I had unknowingly moved into such an area I would have quickly moved on. I have never heard or read of anything anywhere else where there are so many horrible experiences written of by some of those local to there. Having said that, Lewes (also in E Sussex) has a reputation for some dodgy types that I wouldn't want to meet on a dark night.

It really is

It certainly is Leonie. I think I may have got there now ;-)

Thank you. I'm glad you enjoyed it.