Ian Everest, a regular speaker returns to Arundel Museum on Wednesday 21 October to talk about the lives and times of shepherds of the Sussex Downs.
Central to Sussex farming in past centuries, and to the economy of the area, were the thousands of sheep that grazed on the Downs. The shepherds, who spent their solitary lives caring for their flocks, were a familiar part of the local countryside. Ian tells their story.
1.45pm refreshments / 2pm, prompt, talk starts £10/£8
Tickets for this talk : £10/£8 AMS member, £10/non-member: from the museum or on the website :
https://arundelmuseum.org
Central to Sussex farming in past centuries, and to the economy of the area, were the thousands of sheep that grazed on the Downs. The shepherds, who spent their solitary lives caring for their flocks, were a familiar part of the local countryside. Ian tells their story.
1.45pm refreshments / 2pm, prompt, talk starts £10/£8
Tickets for this talk : £10/£8 AMS member, £10/non-member: from the museum or on the website :
https://arundelmuseum.org
Event organiser:
Arundel Museum ManagerContact details:
01903 885866 [email protected]
Arundel Museum
Mill Road
Arundel
BN18 9PA