The Railway Land Wildlife Trust in Lewes

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  Yuko Tanaka

  :: 26 December 2017 09:46:53

  ルースに来たら、アンティークもですけどここは立ち寄りたいです。 イングランドの石灰岩土壌が見えている白亜の絶壁があります。セブンシスターズが有名ですが、ここは草原も美しく気持ち良いですし、ルースの街散策も出来ますので一粒で三度位おいしいです。 本当は晴れた日が良いのですが、曇っていても、迫力は感じられるはず。

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  Simon Rawlings

  :: 09 November 2017 17:21:25

  Great

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  Ben Green

  :: 13 May 2017 18:25:40

  A good walk in a good location.

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  Stephen Dunn

  :: 04 December 2016 16:19:33

  A fantastic venue in natural surroundings, right in the middle of lewes.

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  John Warburton

  :: 16 October 2016 11:13:19

  The Lewes Railway Land, managed by the Railway Land Wildlife Trust, is a great example of what happens when a parcel of land is abandoned by industry, and it is decided that the land itself is worth more to the inhabitants of the town. After the demise of the Lewes to Uckfield railway line in 1969, the path of the dismantled tracks on much of the west bank of the River Ouse has been allowed to attain its natural condition. Today, there are countless walking paths, tall trees, waterways, fauna, amid much peace even though the land is still close to the often busy centre of Lewes. Information about the wildlife to be found there, and the conservation work required, is placed on notice-boards at the entrances to the land, while workshops and exhibitions often take place in the ecologically-designed Linklater Pavilion on the land.