Sussex Exclusive Magazine Issue 6 2023
In this edition, we are celebrating all things Christmas and New Year, Sussex wine and gin, and lots more. We have some great Sussex Christmas traditions (old and new) for you, a Brighton Christmas getaway, lots of Christmas gift ideas, and even more Christmas recipes, bakes, and treats. Of course, it's not all about Christmas and we also have the perfect (8) antidotes to help beat the January blues. And not a diet in sight! For the travellers and wanderlusters amongst you, we have a fabulous three-day road trip that follows in the footsteps of the Medieval pilgrims, has amazing views, and takes in castles, vineyards, and historic towns. Alternatively, you might want to hop across the channel and discover the Pays de Calais or throw caution to the wind with a luxury cruise around Iceland! Sussex is a great foodie destination with some amazing Sussex producers and foodie experiences. So grab a fork and tuck into mouthwatering recipes and some great foodie experiences. And discover more of our Sussex vineyards and spirit producers as we explore the history of the Sussex drink industry and taste a few favourites. You can always burn off any excesses with one of our warming winter walks. If that’s not enough, take our Sussex quiz, read our health advice and gardening tips, and check out our selection of things to do! And the really good news is that it's all completely free!
In this edition, we are celebrating all things Christmas and New Year, Sussex wine and gin, and lots more. We have some great Sussex Christmas traditions (old and new) for you, a Brighton Christmas getaway, lots of Christmas gift ideas, and even more Christmas recipes, bakes, and treats. Of course, it's not all about Christmas and we also have the perfect (8) antidotes to help beat the January blues. And not a diet in sight!
For the travellers and wanderlusters amongst you, we have a fabulous three-day road trip that follows in the footsteps of the Medieval pilgrims, has amazing views, and takes in castles, vineyards, and historic towns. Alternatively, you might want to hop across the channel and discover the Pays de Calais or throw caution to the wind with a luxury cruise around Iceland!
Sussex is a great foodie destination with some amazing Sussex producers and foodie experiences. So grab a fork and tuck into mouthwatering recipes and some great foodie experiences. And discover more of our Sussex vineyards and spirit producers as we explore the history of the Sussex drink industry and taste a few favourites. You can always burn off any excesses with one of our warming winter walks.
If that’s not enough, take our Sussex quiz, read our health advice and gardening tips, and check out our selection of things to do!
And the really good news is that it's all completely free!
You also want an ePaper? Increase the reach of your titles
YUMPU automatically turns print PDFs into web optimized ePapers that Google loves.
TRAVEL<br />
TRAVEL<br />
Discover Ice Caves, Whales,<br />
Hidden Lagoons and Thermal Springs<br />
with a Luxury Icelandic Cruise<br />
Kevin Pilley sets sail on<br />
MS Seaventure to explore<br />
Arctic waters, ports and<br />
fjords and taste test the<br />
local Icelandic cuisine<br />
Top left:<br />
Seaventure<br />
©. Erwin Neu<br />
Top right:<br />
Siglufjörður, aurora<br />
borealis<br />
Forget the volcanos, glaciers<br />
the size of Costa Rica, the<br />
ice caves, Fulmar colonies,<br />
black beaches, seals, geysers,<br />
turf-roofed ed house, the<br />
hydroclastic and pyroclastic deposits,<br />
discrete cirques, pseudo-craters, the early<br />
Quantary period terrain and all those<br />
the water-magma interfaces.<br />
And the literary culture.<br />
The main reason most people visit the<br />
world’s third largest snow cap is to<br />
combat crepey-ness.<br />
Hardly anyone misses the bubbling<br />
mineral-rich thermal spring baths. Sitting<br />
up to your neck in milk blue warm<br />
water masked by sulphur steam visibly<br />
diminishes the signs of ageing.<br />
As well as the “a la Kirk Douglas” in The<br />
Vikings yoke “Lopi” pattern sweater,<br />
the puffin beanie and stone bramble<br />
jam, most come back from Iceland with<br />
souvenirs in the form of volcano ash<br />
exfoliators, transdermal Arctic superberry<br />
pads and glacial ice melt face mists to<br />
keep the forehead furrows from turning<br />
into fissures.<br />
But nothing prepares for you for the<br />
beauty of Iceland.<br />
86 | sussexexclusive.com 87
Change language