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Steyning High Street

Always rather nice but this year, my goodness but it seems to have taken a step up. Here’s a batch of almost random photos from today’s short walk.

photograph of a building — Roundabout at the bottom of Sheep Pen Lane

photo of buildings on a high street — south end of the high street

shop front — Dandylion – clothes for dandies and lions, obviously! Apologies for the blur.

Sussex Produce – veg you know and veg you’ve never heard of. All the colours of healthy eating in one place. Lunch and coffees too.

Sussex Produce

The Dollshouse shop

Steyning Book Shop – independent with all the quirks you’d expect (also possibly two of my books soon)

The Sweet Shop

photo through the doorway of vintage furniture shop — Vintage and Home – what it says on the tin.

Vintage and Home

The classy Gris et Blanc shop front. Furniture and all manner of other home fillers.

shop front with items on the pavement and lights over the windows — Steyning Antiques – winner of this year’s Chamber of Commerce shop window prize.

shop with teddy bears and shop owner — Smiffy’s Bears – and there’s Jackie, Bear Mistress in Chief. Cobblestones Walk.

photo of small shop with teddy bears — More Bears because, well, bears.

photo of small paved pathway between huts in a quaint shopping area — Cobblestones Walk

photo of small paved pathway between huts in a quaint shopping area — Cobblestones Walk

photo of small paved pathway between huts in a quaint shopping area — Cobblestones Walk

photo of small paved pathway between huts in a quaint shopping area — Cobblestones Walk

photo of small paved pathway between huts in a quaint shopping area — Cobblestones Walk

photo of small paved pathway between huts in a quaint shopping area — Cobblestones Walk

photo of small paved pathway between huts in a quaint shopping area — Cobblestones Walk – that’s the Tea Room behind that black door.

photo of small paved pathway between huts in a quaint shopping area — Entrance from the High Street to Cobblestones Walk. You’d never guess what was beyond that tiny doorway.

shop front with decorative items — Shop front window onto the high street from Cobblestones Walk

shop front with small artificial trees and plants — I’ll have to go back to identify this place, florist I think. Fab though, isn’t it?

shop window with silver reindeer and white sleigh — Truffles – cafe and bakery

shop front with white tree , ornaments and small items of furniture — Sakala – Indian ornaments, fabrics, incense and now massage. Spend all day there!

shop front with large grey vases — La Maison Verte – so many lovely pieces of furniture and decorative items that can also be USED!

Cross-post from Conboyhill Fiction.

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