20/03/2016 - The highest top on our walk from Lewes. Not too much to see round the trigpoint. We had a sit and took in the view north, which is very good. Lots of people there having Sunday strolls. Makes you wonder how long these paths have been walked.
As the link explains, in early sources the fort is known as 'Ditchling Castle' but since it was used as a beacon site for fires its accepted name has gradually changed.
It's said that the Wisht Hounds can be seen racing overhead here (no doubt on dark, stormy nights) in their pursuit of damned souls.
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