On Easter Sunday, Mid Sussex Ramblers enjoyed a profusion of Early-purple Orchids and found a solitary most unusual form of this species. Its flowers were pale and flecked with purple. And unlike all the other orchids around it, the leaves had no spots.
Tony Osmand from Mid Sussex Ramblers said, "Spring flowers, especially Cowslips and Early-purple Orchids are magnificent at present. Finding such a rare form of the latter was a bonus. Anyone wishing to join one of our walks and experience the joys of Spring can find details at www.midsussexramblers.co.uk and would be most welcomed." Ramblers advise that if you are not used to walking in hilly Sussex, start with a short walk first and build up to the longer walks later.
Monday, 25 April 2011
Land to the rear of Stafford House, Keymer Road
Asprey Homes Ltd will be holding an informal presentation at Stafford House on Tuesday 3rd May between 3.30pm and 7.30pm of their plans to develop the playing field for further housing.
Please try and attend at sometime to let them know your views on the proposal!
If you can't attend, email your comments to info@aspreyhomes.co.uk
Please try and attend at sometime to let them know your views on the proposal!
If you can't attend, email your comments to info@aspreyhomes.co.uk
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