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April 13, 2017

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What's on for families in 1066 Country this autumn?

From lantern-lit ghost tours and spooky museum hunts to outdoor laser battles, fungi walks and predator fishing, 1066 Country is packed with creative ideas for entertaining your family this autumn. Let ’ s start with every paren t’ s favourite : the free stuff. Running throughout half term week is the excellent Hastings Storytelling Festival , which this year is a blend of online and socially-distanced events. (Note some events are for adults only – but kids will love Dan the Hat and the Children’s Book Carnival . ) In more free news, Where’s Wally is back at Hastings Museum & Art Gallery for a Spooky Museum Search . The Fishermen's Museum on Hastings seafront, Bexhill Museum and Battle Museum have all also reopened, though on reduced hours so please check ahead. Combine your educational trip with burning off some steam at Battle Recreation Ground ’ s wooden adventure castle, or the zip wire, tree house and sandpit at Egerton Park in Bexhill, and

BADGER CAM AT PAINSHILL PARK

Painshill, for those that do not know us, is a landscape garden in Cobham, Surrey. Originally created in the 18th century it is 158 acres of garden designed to be a walk. As the visitor strolls dramatically placed follies and stunning vistas unfold before them. What the visitor often doesn’t realise is that, under their feet, live a large collection of badgers. Painshill visitors will often get a glimpse of birds, rabbits, deer and maybe a fox or a mink. However we never hear of visitors spotting badgers. These Painshill residents are so silent in opening hours you wouldn’t know they are there . At the beginning of 2020 we set around trying to get some footage of the elusive and shy mammals. Armed with a small motion censored camera we went looking for active sets across the site. Active sets are often spotted by their shape, they are longer and far more oval than a rabbit hole, as well as their cleanliness. Badgers will clean their entrance of leaves and twigs. Cluttered plant debr

5 hotels for spring flowers in South East England

Montagu Arms Hotel Shake off winter with a stay at one of these five hotels that really start to flourish come spring. They each offer an uplifting display of springtime flowers alongside the elements the Good Hotel Guide champions as the real key ingredients of a memorable stay: character, good food and an outstanding welcome. Whether you go dotty for daffodils or weak at the knees for wisteria, you’ll find a hotel in south east England to put a spring in your step this season. Gravetye Manor 1. Gravetye Manor , Sussex Every aspect of this recently spruced-up Elizabethan manor house is remarkable, but the springtime gardens deserve a special mention. Considered among the most important historical gardens in England, in spring the orchards cloud with blossom and the meadows shimmer through a rainbow of flora; March daffodils and sky blue Scilla give way to April’s wild tulips followed by a Pollock-esque display of native wild flowers in May. Fortunately, the

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