This was another day of walking, this time to the south of Peasmarsh across country as much as possible. There was a lovely route via Pelsham to Cock Marling where we found a delightful pub called The Plough for lunch, looking it up, I've found it was featured in The Guardian in 2009, it's still very good.
From there we traveled south to the River Brede, walked in a westerly direction for a mile or so and walked north through Udimore
I took this photo as a reminder of bridges, essential to find once on the marshland
Here's one of the tracks we used to walk north:
We walked quite easily back to Peasmarsh, through 2 fields of clover, one of which had this magnificent herd of deer in it:
And here's a map of the route circled in orange:
You can see Winchelsea on the bottom right, we didn't get there this time, but we will one day.
From there we traveled south to the River Brede, walked in a westerly direction for a mile or so and walked north through Udimore
I took this photo as a reminder of bridges, essential to find once on the marshland
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