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Bodiam; Herstmonceux; Hastings; Camber & Pevensey.
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Nine areas of Natural Beauty Hastings Country Park, Camber Sands, Cuckoo Trail; Rye Nature Reserve; Pett Level Pools; Bedgebury Pinetum; Alexandra Park; South Saxons and Pebsham.
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Hastings & 1066 Country Twelve reasons to visit the Birthplace of England.
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One unique Fishing Fleet Hastings has the largest beach based fishing fleet in Europe - awarded the prestigious Marine Stewardship Council accreditation.
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Two famous Artists Many J M W Turner paintings are of local views and “Hastings Fish Market on the Sands” is now at Hastings Museum & Art Gallery. Dante Gabriel Rosetti lived in Hastings and was a member of the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood.
Three Vineyards Carr Taylor; Battle Vineyard and Sedlescombe Organic Vineyard.
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Six Gardens Great Dixter; Merriments; Kings John’s Lodge; Pashley Manor, Herstmonceux Gardens and Bateman’s.
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Battle re-enactment; Jack in the Green; Rye Bay Scallops; Rye Arts Festival; Hastings Half Marathon; Coastal Currents; Seafood & Wine Festival; Herstmonceux Medieval Festival; Rye Maritime Festival and Hastings Bonfire Celebrations.
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Eleven miles of Steam Travel Kent & East Sussex Railway to Bodiam.
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Seven Fuller’s Follies Jack Fuller (Mad Jack) an eccentric English MP who enjoyed building follies built Brightling Needle; Sugar Loaf; The Temple; The Observatory; The Watch Tower and the Pyramid.
Four renowned Writers Kipling lived at Bateman’s; Henry James lived at Lamb house, Rye; Catherine Cookson lived in Hastings and John Ryan, creator of the swashbuckling Captain Pugwash, lived in Rye.
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Eight Golf Courses Beauport Park; Cooden Beach; Highwoods; Rye; Battle; Sedlescombe; Hastings Adventure Golf and putting in St Leonards.
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Twelve Museums Battle Museum of Local History, Bexhill Museum; Hastings Museum & Art Gallery; Hastings Old Town Museum; Hastings Fishermens Museum; Hastings Flower Makers; Hastings Shipwreck Centre; Hastings History House; Rye Castle Museum; Rye Art Gallery, Rye Heritage Centre; The Giants of Brede.
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