
Posted for no other reason than it was a nice long walk with good weather. It’s all you need sometimes.
Posted for no other reason than it was a nice long walk with good weather. It’s all you need sometimes.
The SDW path passing through the bank looking west.
The view south from the bank which extends some distance.
The ditch and bank which runs down the south side of the hill. Mrs C for scale.
A nearby barrow just off the SDW footpath.
Panorama looking East along the South Downs Way. These ‘boundary markers’ are far bigger than any others that you’ll encounter along the Way and go some distance down each side of the hill, which makes one wonder if they’re actually more than that.
Looking West down the South Downs Way towards Amberley.
Rackham Banks. July 1999
A few miles West of Chanctonbury Ring, and also on the South Downs Way, this prominant ditch and bank straddles the path, and seems to be an Iron Age boundary marker, though I have been able to find little to confirm this.
To reach it head about 2 miles East, on the South Downs Way, from Amberley Train Station. In guides it can be found in the Washington to Amberley section.