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High on the South Downs

This area has been inhabited and farmed for thousands of years. Iron age earthworks can be seen as banks, ditches, mounds and hollows. This track crossing the Burgh once had a name. It may have had many names. Now, all I can say, with any certainty, is it's a view looking up byway 2280 from bridleway 3418. Not evocative of wild flowers, the song of larks and a gentle wind that never tired of making waves ripple across cornfields like the waves that, millions of years earlier, ran over the shallow sea that formed the chalk beneath our feet.