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	Maire McQueeney's Novel Outings - Literary walks around Sussex.
	Wealden's Sussex Country - Provides information on visitor attractions, events, accommodation, sports and leisure facilities, maps and contact details.
	Bluebell Railway Preservation Society - The Bluebell Railway operates steam trains throughout the year from Sheffield Park to Kingscote near East Grinstead. Visitor information including maps, timetables, history, news and details of special events.
	Sussex Travel - Includes information for visitors, an events list and a where-to-stay e-directory.
	Bay View - Caravan Site between Eastbourne and Pevensey, Sussex.
	Fairfields Farm Caravan and Camping Park - Working farm offering touring caravan and camping accommodation for the Pevensey, Eastbourne and East Sussex areas.
	Eastbourne Conference Office - Eastbourne has first class conference facilities including the Devonshire Park Centre which seats up to 1700.
	East Sussex Pages - A guide to web sites in and around East Sussex. Information for both the local community and tourists.
	Visit Sussex - Information on hotels, bed and breakfasts and self catering accommodation, attractions and events in the counties.
	Horam Manor Touring Park - Caravan touring park and campsite in East Sussex.
	Sussex Treasures - Describes the 1066 country towns.
	Michelham Priory - 14th-century gatehouse and the remains of an Augustinian priory incorporated into a Tudor mansion. Photographs, a brief history and visitor information from owners Sussex Archaeological Society.

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