Wild Britain - The Weald

Sussex Wildlife Trust's Old Lodge and Eridge Rocks nature reserves in East Sussex were visited by Ray Mears' as his Wild Britain series reached The Weald.
For a full list of Sussex Wildlife Trust nature reserves visit: www.sussexwildl...
First aired on ITV1 on 01/03/2013
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[@markwinter8760]

As I approach the end of my life, it is this history of OUR existence that this reassurance which announces to me that the life span of a human or the hereditary of human kind are but just a epoch in the the life of this planet and measured over millions of years, and makes me feel secure in the knowledge that we as humans are only a part player in the natural tapestry of what makes this wold special in the whole part of the universe.

[@sleepywagtail]

Beautifully said.

[@charliesmith4988]

Wonderful comment

[@valmarsiglia]

I've spent time in the Chichester area, some of the most beautiful countryside I've ever seen. I loved walking over the Trundle from the Weald & Downland Museum into town (after a hearty breakfast at their lovely cafe or at Louisa's in Singleton), around 7.5-miles. Wish I could do that every day. I also loved going from Dell Quay to Bosham through the marshland instead of on the roads.

[@bencollyer2296]

Respect to jack we need more young people like him

[@sharks3010]

I loved that bit and I agree with you completely. Ray often mentions in his shows about the fact that all of the old traditions and knowledge are being lost. Unfortunately I feel it's no different in the UK. If the generations of today and tomorrow lose interest in our local nature, then it's unlikely to be at the forefront of their minds further down the line when they are the ones in power and passing laws that could negatively effect it.

[@Neldidellavittoria]

Beautiful. Wish it had been longer. Thank you very much for sharing.

[@tubelover413]

The garden of England - a general sense of peace and beauty ( - Jo Brand). Thank you for sharing the video.

[@annonymous3948]

Kent

[@jamesbee2006]

Kent

[@gmaconutube]

The Weald I think is also the land where the magical sport of Cricket was first played ever by some local boys.

[@JonnyParker-]

i need to go trekking there

[@belbrighton6479]

It would be good to have a video on how to get the most from a nature reserve in Sussex. Plus how to get to one cheaply on public transport. As I am visiting one with my family who insist on taking the car.

[@narinda108]

Eridge and others are on the 28/29 bus, Wakehurst on the 272 and Arundel wetland reachable by train .

[@shahidpasha4074]

Very joyful, I were looking like this. There is wild europe bbc too.

[@cutwithaknife5718]

Imagine living in a village there

[@annonymous3948]

I do.

[@cutwithaknife5718]

@@annonymous3948 wow

[@garytucker5748]

To Weald a sword,sheath it,or unsheiath,from scabbard.

[@nevyen149]

Wrong word. You WIELD a sword, a WEALD is a woodland.

[@jamess7048]

I would love to know what the string piece is at 19:40

[@danbuckman5691]

It’s a song called Blue Planet by Daryl Griffith.

[@jamess7048]

@@danbuckman5691 amazing THANK YOU

[@annonymous3948]

It's a shoelace.