History Walks

'A Highly Original Work'

A Review by

Walk  

The Magazine of the Ramblers

Walking the High Weald (2nd Edition)

Three Castles and an Ironmaster's House

 

New re-walked, revised and fully updated wire bound 2019 Guidebook to Walking the High Weald - Three Castles and an Ironmaster's House 2nd Edition

 

Available only by Mail Order from History Walks

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The Ramblers wrote:

 

'The cornerstones of this 50-mile (30km) circular history walk through Kent and Sussex, inspired by King Harold's march to battle, are the National Trust properties of Bodiam Castle, Sissinghurst Castle, Scotney Castle and Bateman's (hence Three Castles and an Ironmaster's House).

 

It's a highly original work and the well-written guidebook, with maps, black and white photos and lots of practical information, is full of interesting historical information including smugglers' tales, rebellions, industry and murders.

 

The route is fully accessible by bus and train and the loop around the High Weald visits Cranbrook, Lamberhurst, Burwash, Robertsbridge and Benenden.'

 

Andrew McCloy

17 February 2016

REWARD YOURSELF

Whether it is to chart your progress or celebrate the completion of Walking the High Weald on Three Castles and an Ironmaster’s House, your very own Passport and Certificate are available from History Walks, Talks and Books.

Passports can be downloaded every time you complete a section by emailing History Walks at historywalks@aol.co.uk

• Bodiam Castle to Sissinghurst Castle

• Sissinghurst Castle to Scotney Castle

• Scotney Castle to Bateman’s

• Bateman’s to Bodiam Castle

And when you finish, email me again at historywalks@aol.co.uk with your  name and date of completion, for your certificate.

Both Passports and Certificates will be emailed back to you on application

PASSPORT

Follow the QR Code to look inside the Passport