Highways and Byways in Sussex - online book
An illustrated appreciation, of the most interesting districts in Sussex.
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CIDER'S DISAPPEARANCE |
CH. II |
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beyond the eastern gate of Cowdray Park is Lodsworth, still a paradise of apple orchards, but no longer famous for its cider as once it was. Arthur Young had the pleasure of tasting some Lodsworth cider of a superior quality at Lord Egremont's table at the beginning of the last century, but I doubt if Petworth House honours the beverage to-day. Cider, except in the cider country, becomes less and less common |
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