Wilde Walk: building concern
Suzie and Raine find a building site in Durford Wood is back at work.
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Wilde Walk: on Mill Lane in Steep
Suzie and Raine enjoy the features of Ashford Stream including the waterfall on Mill Lane.
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Wilde Walk: birdsong and bluebells
Suzie and Raine stop in the woods en route to the Durleighmarsh tea shop.
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Wilde Walk: slowly going cuckoo
Suzie and Raine find a new walk from the heart of Petersfield, but can Suzie capture the sound of an elusive spring cuckoo?
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Wilde Walk: look for the little things
Petersfield author Suzie Wilde takes a trail around Durford and finds pleasure and interest in tiny details.
Bonus dog video
Wilde Walk: bark and larks
Local author Suzie Wilde and her labrador Raine continue their popular series of local walks.
From Sheet, across the golf course, crossing the River Rother and around Stodham Lane, never far from home for Suzie and Raine. What larks at Easter.
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Wilde Walk: Deer in the neighbourhood
Local author Suzie Wilde and her labrador Raine continue their popular series of local walks with a stroll close to home that doesn’t require the car. Birdsong, deer and other natural surprises abound.
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Wilde Walk: don’t fret, contemplate …
Suzie Wilde takes her one allotted dog walk to a mystery spot and, with Raine, reminisces about childhoods past and cuddly toys that shouldn’t be able to fly …
Wilde Walk: a message for our times
Local author Suzie Wilde and her labrador, Raine walk on Woolbeding Common where Suzie applies the wisdom of others to the needs of today.
Wilde Walk: the Winchester riverside
Suzie and Raine return to a watery scene in Winchester at a strange time for us all. Suzie’s reflections on our changing world are framed by marigolds and wet Spaniels.
Wilde Walk: around Tillington
After the storms, Suzie and Raine take a walk from Petworth Park to the Horseguards in Tillington with friends and sheep tending the wineyards.
How to get there
On the mighty A273 Tillington is the last village on the left, just before Petworth. 25 minutes from Petersfield.
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Wilde Walk: promenading in Felpham
Suzie Wilde and Raine visit the beach at Felpham, near Chichester only to find the storms have changed it beyond recognition.
These are not the only turbulent times at Felpham – William Blake was charged with sedition while he was staying in a cottage here.
How to get there
Felpham is just East of Bognor Regis on the West Sussex coast, about 40 minutes from Petersfield by road or 1 hour and 20 minutes by train via Havant and Chichester.
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Wilde Walk: a load of rhubarb
Suzie Wilde and Raine reflect on old shops, shopping lists and the Tusky Triangle en route to a Durleighmarsh for their consignment of rhubarb.
Wilde Walks are treks around the Petersphere with local author Suzie Wilde and her labrador, Raine. There’s a fresh walk every week.
Wilde Walk: Durford Wood after the storm
In the latest Wilde Walk from Petersfield author Suzie Wilde, she and her labrador Raine rise above the storm in Durford Wood, only to come sliding back to earth with a muddy tumble.
Wilde Walks are treks around the Petersphere with local author Suzie Wilde and her labrador, Raine. There’s a fresh walk every week.
Wilde Walk: retreat from the beaches
Suzie and Raine make a quick return to Chapel Common to escape coastal showers and acknowledge the lengthening days of mid-Winter.
May contain train sounds.
Wilde Walks are treks around the Petersphere with local author Suzie Wilde and her labrador, Raine. There’s a fresh walk every week.
Wilde Walk: Hawkley in the mud
Suzie and Raine survive attritional conditions to earn their lunch in Hawkley.
Wilde Walk: on the beach
A stroll across the shingle reawakens memories for Suzie as she walks with Raine on the beach in Southsea.
Thoughts of sailing, the power cuts of the 1970s and a Navy-surplus hammock all wash-up in her mind.
Wilde Walk: Doggy Gastroenteritis
There’s a nasty bug going around Britain and Raine sadly succumbed. All’s well that ends well though, and this week ends with storytelling in an ancient hut and a decent pub roast.
