Dawn Chorus at Wilding Waterhall

Waterhall Rangers

Rebecca Harris (Apprentice Ranger, National Trust) will lead a Dawn Chorus Bird Walk supported by Paul Gorringe (Waterhall Ranger)

Wilding Waterhall

Please arrive at Waterhall Clubhouse promtly for a 05.00 a.m start (yawn!) and wear sturdy footwear and suitable clothes for the weather. Rebecca will lead a walk around Waterhall Local Nature Reserve, supported by Waterhall Ranger Paul Gorringe. We will finish back at the clubhouse at 07.30 when coffee, tea and pastries will be served. Directions to Waterhall Local Nature Reserve:By car:To find us, putting Waterhall Golf Course into a sat nav usually seems to work quite well. Or post code: BN1 8AX.We’re just off Saddlescombe Road to the north of Hove. From the A27 exit at Hove, take the Saddlescombe Road north towards Devil’s Dyke.After a short distance take the right hand fork and we’re first on the right at the brow of the Hill (Waterhall Local Nature Reserve). If the barrier is closed, phone the rangers. By bus:No. 77 to Devils Dyke. Every day during the summer months ONLY (from late June until beginning of Sep). Outside of this time this bus only runs on Saturdays, Sundays &amp; public holidays. Ask the bus driver to drop you at Dyke Approach. Waterhall is to your right as the bus travels. When you get off, take the short path to Saddlescombe Road, cross the road &amp; go through the gate into the field (usually containing ponies). Turn left and walk along the top of the field to the driveway which will take you down to the Waterhall clubhouse. No. 27 to Green Ridge.Get off at the windmill on Green Ridge, then follow the walking instructions below. Walking or by bike (safe route, avoiding the busy roundabouts where Dyke Road meets the A27):Find you way to Dyke Road. Head north (up hill) to the Hilltop Café (just before the big roundabout at the A27). Cut across the field (called Green Ridge) behind the café to the windmill. Go through the gate in the hedge on the left just before you reach the windmill. Cross the road (Mill Road) and take the path opposite. Go down the hill (it is steep so you may want to push your bike), over the footbridge which crosses the A27 and continue down the path to the track at the bottom of the hill. Turn left, go past the rugby club (which is on your right), through the gate &amp; up the bridleway to Waterhall clubhouse (You’ll need to push your bike up the bridleway – or alternatively lock it up at the rugby club and pick it up on the way home). Map is here: <a href="https://goo.gl/maps/CHTwpxF37QexXsar5" title="https://goo.gl/maps/CHTwpxF37QexXsar5" target="_blank" data-msys-clicktrack="0" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">https://goo.gl/maps/CHTwpxF37QexXsar5</a>) What3Words: ///lined.future.orchestra. Wilding Waterhall is part of the Changing Chalk Partnership, hosted by Brighton &amp; Hove City Council. Changing Chalk is funded by National Lottery Heritage Fund and led by National Trust.

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