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An example of this impenetrable but competitive team game regularly played at the 220 year old Lewes Arms. Main ingredients are stale beer and silly, beer drenched costumes. Rules are mainly unwritten and always subject to the whim of the Umpire on the day.
©Roz South
A fabulously unspoilt old pub
©Charles Rawding
Older timber-framed building, made to look 'modern' with mathematical tiles (brick effect) and wooden cornices (stone effect)
©Charles Rawding
©Andrew Huggett
©Andrew Huggett
©Terry Jones
Looking down to the gatehouse from the keep
©Bob Embleton
Linking The Pells with North Street. The wall on the right marks the boundary of St John sub Castro's graveyard which is further up the embankment on the site of an old Roman camp. The former town walls also ran along the top of the embankment.
©Simon Carey
The disused graveyard marks the northern boundary of the ancient town of Lewes, the old town walls following the line of trees to the left. The graveyard was also built on a small rise marking the site of an ancient camp.
©Simon Carey
The graveyard is no longer used and is a bit overgrown in places which gives it a little bit of character. The graveyard is also on the site of a former Roman camp.
©Simon Carey
The writing is too faint to read now but the design above still stands out and seems to be a skull and crossbones with a pick through the centre and a ship and an egg timer above the skull.
©Simon Carey
This view is centred on the tower of St John Sub-Castro Church in Lewes. The Ouse snakes through the river valley in the foreground and the spire of Offham Church can just be seen in the distance.
©Kevin Gordon
©nick macneill
A street that once teemed with housing in Victorian times has been cleared for the benefit of the motor car. Only the warehouse on this side of the street remains. The trees in the background mark the eastern boundary of the graveyard of St John sub Castro.
©Simon Carey
Dist:0.1km<br/>Carved headstone of William Caston with anchors and a tree trunk which may suggest a shipwright or sailor.
©Simon Carey

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