Devils Dyke
par Geoff Mather
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The scenery from the top of the Devils Dyke. The Dyke itself is behind the Pub and is alleged to have been scooped out by the Devil. A wonderful walk either as part of a longer route or just around the top - perfect for Kite and model aircraft flying if you avoid the microlights and para-gliders that gather on days when the wind is suitable.
If you would prefer a bus trip then service 77 is ideal with a double deck to get the best views!
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