Celia and Miguel led us on an excellent local 4.9 mile walk around the Midhurst area on a beautiful day for the nine of us. Starting at the Grange car park we passed South Pond with its ducks, down the Wharf to the River Rother and along the bank to the Cowdray Ruins. Taking the Causeway, and crossing the main road brought us back to the banks of the Rother still on the Lipchis Way, through the National Trust field with Belted Galloway cattle and the views of Woolbeding House, gardens and the giant glasshouse. Our coffee break was in the shade under an oak tree with seating on fallen branches. With thirsts quenched we carried on downhill, crossed the A272 and up onto Midhurst Common. A short climb up to Sunset Hill with a stop to take in the view across the heath and South Downs before turning around and taking the path passing the Cemetery. The route passed the old station building at the Bepton Industrial Estate and onto the Jubilee Path back to South Pond and the carpark. We adjourned to Fratelli, the Italian Restaurant in Midhurst for lunch.