Suzie walks with Shine Radio presenters, Claire and Laura on the West Meon Trail, the un-used railway line between West Meon and Wickham.
Suzie would welcome supporters for the third book of her trilogy – Landfall. Find out the what the story is at:
https://unbound.com/books/landfall/
A new Wilde Walk airs on Petersfield’s Shine Radio every Friday and is repeated through the week. Or listen to the podcast at https://shineradio.uk.
This week’s Wilde Walk is to Ashford Hangers. Suzie hasn’t done this particular circuit since it snowed. Find out why, and join her at Cobbett’s View, as an autumn evening settles down to memories.
You can now hear Suzie’s Walks on Petersfield’s Shine Radio every Friday and Saturday. Listen at https://shineradio.uk.
A taste of autumn with Suzie Wilde and Raine. For Suzie, this season marks the start of new relationships and projects.
This week, Suzie takes Richard and and Lois to Blackdown Sussex, to admire the outstanding views and take a moment to reflect on Alfred Lord Tennyson.
You can contact Suzie on team@petersfieldradio.uk or call 01730 555 500.
It’s Suzie’s birthday! Join her, along with Richard and Raine, for a walk around the iron age fort.
An uninvited guest spoils the fun (and the recording!) in the form of a thunderstorm. It’s an easy, one-hour walk when the sun shines: perfect for a picnic – but this time, you’re invited to a glass of bubbly in Lois, the campervan.
You can now hear Suzie’s Walks on Petersfield’s Shine Radio every Friday and Saturday. Listen at https://shineradio.uk.
In this weeks Wilde Walk, Suzie re-visits Langley and Mere to test out her new stereo microphone and wax lyrical about playing Cricket in windy weather.
You can now hear Suzie’s Walks on Petersfield’s Shine Radio every Friday and Saturday. Tune in at https://shineradio.uk
This week, our wandering wordsmith, Suzie Wilde, takes her labrador, Raine, on a hot walk to Langley – and, en route, she makes a surprising admission about a problem when she took a Wilde Wee …
What has the first dip of the year to do with Shakespeare? Suzie hides in a coppice to avoid the wind, just a little bit, while she explains all.
Author, broadcaster, bardolator and all-round good egg Suzie Wilde and labrador Raine go on a birthday walk in this week’s Wilde Walk – complete with blue sky, sea and butterflies.
But it isn’t Suzie’s birthday … Confused? All will become clear.
This week, in a feature-length edition, Suzie is joined by fellow Petersfield Community Radio volunteer John Welsman, who is visually impaired.
During their walk, along the West Meon to Wickham trail, they discuss what it’s like to live with impaired vision and what colour is number 17. Cue lots of laughter, passing cyclists and – spoiler alert – talk of ghosts and parking issues.
Suzie returns from a windy walk to research some detail about Terwick Common and the Fyning Estate. What was Sussex’s biggest robbery – and who is Colin?
Suzie and Raine anticipate the reopening of the museum and musician Jez demonstrates his medieval instruments.
Suzie, Richard and Raine take to the water for a physically-distanced picnic with friends.
Suzie finds herself in a twilight zone and reminds us how to be positive about small achievements.
Suzie Wilde takes a stroll to the Petersfield community garden in Sheet to talk about this popular volunteer project with its manager Sue.
May contain lupins.
Now that Suzie can walk further as lockdown eases, she and Raine add a statue, a golf course and lily pond to one of her regular rambles …
Suzie and Raine find a building site in Durford Wood is back at work.
Enjoy the whole series of Suzie’s Walks at https://petersfieldradio.uk/wilde-walks
Suzie and Raine enjoy the features of Ashford Stream including the waterfall on Mill Lane.
Enjoy the whole series of Suzie’s Walks at https://petersfieldradio.uk/wilde-walks