South Downs Way Annual Walk - Days 5 and 6

After four days without, I decided to take out my "proper camera" onto the Downs. I went armed with my widest angle lens, which is pretty wide compared to what anyone else might be carrying but in this landscape at times I still wished it were wider!
Day 6 - the gate out of Washington onto the South Downs Way
Day 6 - the gate out of Washington onto the South Downs Way
Arriving at Chanctonbury Ring
Arriving at Chanctonbury Ring
The South Downs Way out of Chanctonbury Ring
The South Downs Way out of Chanctonbury Ring
A walker (not part of our group) reaching Chanctonbury
A walker (not part of our group) reaching Chanctonbury
Chanctonbury Ring from a distance
Chanctonbury Ring from a distance
A range of options!
A range of options!
A wild flower meadow fringing the fields
A wild flower meadow fringing the fields
In six days we have not had to pass through a field with cows in. Again a divide.
In six days we have not had to pass through a field with cows in. Again a divide.
At the pig farm above the Adur Valley
At the pig farm above the Adur Valley
The footpath besides the River Adur
The footpath besides the River Adur
Grass rippling in the breeze above Upper Beeding
Grass rippling in the breeze above Upper Beeding
Resting after the climb up from the River Adur
Resting after the climb up from the River Adur
What did that sign say?
What did that sign say?
On the bench at the top of the Fulking Escarpment
On the bench at the top of the Fulking Escarpment
The final approach to Devils Dyke
The final approach to Devils Dyke