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Jane and Tim took a stroll up to Steep Marsh, with some early plants peeping out of the ground. Earlier rain made everywhere quite wet, but as most of the walk was on side roads, our feet remained reasonably dry. About 4.3/4 miles.

Snowdrops in Sheet Millenium Field.

Nice box hedge near Steep

"Restalls" - a late 15th century house, the oldest in Sheet

In the garden was some now highly desirable Pampas grass

Well done Hants C C.

The Harrow in Steep is open for take-away food. Split pea and ham soup is legendary.

About 4.3/4 miles

Barbara and Janet’s walk took them through woodland around Rogate, including Rondle Wood where it was very muddy, and they lost their way several times. About four miles but only really three miles.

Barbara to horse “Who’s your hairdresser"

Woodland donated to the people of Rogate.

Unusual to see roses in January

Happy Janet at coffee break in Terwick Woodland.

Muddy sunken lane through Terwick Common.

Probably  a type of bracket fungus called turkeytail, which is used in Chinese medicine.

Supposedly can be used as an anti-cancer drug. Packed with antioxidants it may strengthen

your immune system health if eaten. However it's  as tough as old boots.

Or is it?!

Remember the snow - there today, gone tomorrow.

Snowdrops are here.

Fantastic wood carving in Easebourne Park.

These mushrooms aren't edible!

Sheltering fox.

Guess who?