Duncton, West Sussex; early autumn walk

[@brianturbefield1858]

Oh how I enjoyed this beautifully put together presentation. Thank you so much. More please. From nearby Chichester.

[@walkingwithjohnanddiana]

Thank you for your kind comments. There are lots more on the channel! And we have a few more in the making, including another in the Duncton area.

[@СветланаТрушкова-ъ2я]

Вы снимаете прекрасные видео хорошего формата,они действуют как психотерапия!Спасибо большое из России!

[@walkingwithjohnanddiana]

Thank you so much for your kind comments. So pleased you find them as relaxing as we intend them. Большое спасибо за ваши добрые комментарии. Мы так рады, что вы нашли их такими же расслабляющими, как мы и предполагали.

[@JimNicholls]

Thank you for showing another lovely nature ramble, with superb videography of all the creatures that you encountered. That is a beautiful area, and we are lucky that such places still exist. My father was born in nearby Fittleworth in 1917 - my grandfather was a farm labourer and they had to move often to find work, but always within the county. I'd love to come back for another visit!

[@walkingwithjohnanddiana]

Thank you for watching, Jim; glad you enjoyed it. Family history brings these places to life. Perhaps one day you will be able to make another visit.

[@dianarolph1770]

What a really relaxing tranquil video. It was a lovely walk. Thanks for naming the flora & fauna! Was the little blue flower near to the start a chicory flower? I saw 1 for the 1st time the other day & it did look similar? Burton House did look stunning. Apparently it is all apartments now- very expensive ones! Not very cosy because of the high ceilings so I will give them a miss! I liked the Cricketers weather vane with a cricket bat on top!! Thanks.

[@walkingwithjohnanddiana]

Thank you for watching, Diana. I think you could be correct about the chicory. Burton House must have been very grand when it was a single residence. Like you, we will give the apartments a miss! Though it would be nice to live in the middle of such stunning countryside.