Walks in Sussex: Exploring East Lavant , near Chichester, West Sussex

Today I am joined by Julia Hartley-Neal and together we are exploring the picturesque village of East Lavant, starting off at St Mary's church and then taking in Drove Lane.
East Lavant is one part, which along with Mid Lavant make up the village of Lavant in the Chichester district of West Sussex, England. It lies just east of the A286 road 2.2 miles (3.5 km) north of Chichester.
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[@VickyAllum]

I love your videos Richard,cannot believe you dont have your own tv show on your travels round Britain!

[@RichardVobes]

Vicky Allum Thank you very much. I wish I did!

[@VickyAllum]

You could call it "Travels with Vobes around Britain",i am sure it will not be long before you do!

[@RichardVobes]

I am slowly getting further afield. Thank you

[@MrNas42]

Thank you for letting us join you both in your exploration. My favourite kind of your walks!

[@RichardVobes]

Thanks Nigel - I do enjoy these loose based walks myself.

[@annosborne7365]

Oh what a delightful video thank you Richard and Julia

[@RichardVobes]

Ann Osborne Thank you Ann.

[@MrGreatplum]

What a beautiful, peaceful village - love the flint work...

[@RichardVobes]

It's great isn't it. I love flint.

[@marcoscu]

Great video, well done!

[@RichardVobes]

Cheers Mark.

[@orlas5861]

That domed bush in the graveyard was probably a tiny
bush that was planted on the grave many years ago !
Thank you both, very interesting 👏👏

[@RichardVobes]

Oh yes - good point! Thank you.

[@1950PeeJay]

What a delightful place and you two are so good together. Thank you Richard and Julia. Those 'strange' flowers were Pussy Willow.

[@RichardVobes]

Thanks Pam and thanks for the flower identification!

[@jotruby7707]

The yellow bush was forsythia, Richard. Enjoyed another walk of yours, exploring as usual.

[@cogidubnus1953]

The Forsythia is very early at Lavant...odd since I'm further south...perhaps it's a slightly different variety...One flank of my side garden is hedged by, (so far flowerless), Forsythia...In some ways it's a bloody nuisance because whilst it seems to grow ever upwards, sideways and inwards, (ever more woody if you leave it untrimmed), it only seems to flower for a relatively short while....
It's vigorous and forever needs cutting back, (especially from the pavement side), but since it's so very beautiful, and since yellow has been my favourite colour since childhood I tolerate it and have, (since 1985), resisted every attempt by my missus to root it out...
Cheers
Dave

[@RichardVobes]

Thank you Jo.

[@RichardVobes]

Good on you, Dave. I wonder where the name comes from.