Camp Titnore
Nearly 3 years old and going from strength to strength thanks to your help.
Titnore Emergency Action (TEA) set up a camp in Ancient woodland off Titnore lane early on Sunday, 28 May 2006 in an audacious dawn operation to save the trees from being felled by developers and despite a High Court order to quit campaigners are still there. However your help is urgently needed to maintain this camp, please visit it today to say hello and support those who have suffered great hardship in their determination to save this important piece of English countryside for future generations to enjoy. Please remember to wear old clothes and waterproof boots if wet, and don't make to much noise as the land owner is 88? years old and needs his sleep.
PLEASE NOTE the camp now covers about a acre of woodland. Where you enter is the original camp / communal space / store and as such is very busy. To get a full idea of the size of the camp ask a resident to show you the South Lodge Rue section as well.
DIRECTIONS:
This is the preferred route.
By train get off at Durrington station, (if coming from up country remember to ask for Durrington near Worthing as there are other Durrington's) walk north about 150mtrs to the Strand Parade shops and catch the 'Pulse' bus that stops every 10 mins or so (but hourly? Sunday's) around the corner at either end of the shops . Take that bus to Tesco store New Rd West Durrington. Note. There are several Bus stops at either end, check the time table to make sure you're catching the correct Bus.
When at Tesco walk to the very end of their car park, around the chrome barrier and straight into the field. Note. The farmer has been planting so you will have to walk along the path made between the crops towards the hedge/trees in the distance, then into the next field through a gap in that hedge.
By now you will likely be able to see tree houses etc in the distance. Total distance from the car park is about 500mtrs, it takes about 5mins. See the map below.
Remember to wear old clothes and waterproof boots / wellies if wet.
Please note. If you get lost DON'T knock up local residents for directions late at night. Their support is important to us.
