Glynde to Seaford, Day Walks 2003, Britain
Firle Tower, the watchkeeper's house of Firle Place, seen from the climb up to the South Downs Way.
Firle Place was the residence of Sir John Gage, a contradictory figure who aided Henry VIII with the Dissolution of the Monasteries in the 16th Century, despite being a catholic himself.
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