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Welcome to the June issue. We hope you are enjoying the glorious weather we are having at the moment: there is nothing better than a bowl of fresh strawberries and cream and glass of something during a long sunny Summer evening. This month we have a fabulous The Crowborough Snake article about Arthur Conan Doyle and his time living in Crowborough and exploring the wider area. We also bring you a piece about a famous Sussex man that many of you may not have heard of: Gideon Mantell. We bring you all our usual features with 2 great crosswords, sudoku, quiz and easy-to-make recipe.
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Male Cuckoos which arrived from the Congo and Angola in April are frequently ‘calling,’ (what we treat as their call is actually their song) from woodland edges to defend their territories from rival males and to attract females. Most males will have left by June, having mated, and will start the long journey back to tropical Africa. Cuckoos have now been heard on all four chases this May. The first male Nightjar arrived on the West Chase in early May from Southern Africa and staked its territory in mixed woodland with dead bracken understorey. Male Nightjars on both West and North Chases have been heard ‘churring’ (a strange mechanical sound likened to a carpenter’s electric drill) © Chiffchaff by Clive Poole
© Woodlark by Clive Poole
The second half of May 2020 on the West and North Chases has lived up to expectations. May is always the best month here for bird activity since most of the migrants from Africa have now arrived for their breeding season and it has been a warm and dry month.
after sunset on warm evenings. They feed on moths and large low-flying insects over heathland. Tawny Owls and Cuckoos (briefly) have accompanied them for a sunset chorus! A strange crepuscular bird, the Woodcock has added to the excitement of dusk on the forest, the male making his rapid tree-top flight called ‘roding’. In early morning, look on the ground in areas where the conservators’ countryside workers have machine-mowed the old, tall, straggly gorse and left behind gorse litter and bare earth. If you spot a movement it may be a rare Woodlark (the German name translated ‘Heathlark’ is more apt) foraging for seeds in the debris. It will fly only a short distance if © Willow Warbler by Clive Poole
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disturbed, maybe onto the top of a nearby tree and emit its fluty call. Male Skylarks are still in full song ascending to the heavens in a joyful cascade of song to raise our spirits. They mostly favour large expanses of heath with grasses or heather and bare earth.
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You will notice small numbers of ‘little brown jobs’ (apart from the dog poo!) especially feeding on the sandy tracks and perched on gorse. These are Linnets and commonly nest and roost in dense gorse on all the chases.
© Dartford Warbler 2 by Clive Poole
There are a few pairs of Dartford Warblers populating all chases of the forest yearround, skulking, and feeding in gorse. If you see a tiny bird with a very long tail ‘pop’ up on top of gorse you may have had a very lucky sighting! They are far outnumbered in summer by their larger and near relative the Common Whitethroat. The males having arrived in late April from the Sahel in Africa, take possession of any area of gorse with birch saplings to proclaim their territories sometimes with testosterone-filled crazy-song-flights.
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A most Elusive, Famous Sussex Man Gideon Algernon Mantell, the discoverer of dinosaurs, is one of the most historically famous figures in Sussex history. Despite this fact, you would be forgiven for not having heard of him. His achievements were largely overshadowed in his lifetime, and have only really been given the recognition they deserve in modern times. Born and bred in Lewes, from an early age he developed a deep interest in the many fossils to be found in the chalk quarries of the Wealden countryside. Geology was in its infancy and Geologists were amateurs, so he chose to study medicine. He practised from his house in Castle Place, Lewes from 1816 and at the same time began to build his ‘Mantellian Museum’ of fossil finds.
His pivotal discovery was the fossil teeth of an animal he would later call an Iguanodon, found in a stone quarry in Cuckfield. This crucial discovery helped to kick-start our unending obsession and fascination with dinosaurs. The story goes it was in fact his wife who first set eyes on the fossil: “As she walked, her eyes were irresistibly drawn to a strange shape in a pile of stones heaped by the side of the road. Picking it up, she brushed away the white dust, gently removing any loose rock with her fingers. Gradually a shape emerged never previously seen by human eye. It was very smooth, worn and dark brown, rather like a flattened fragment of a giant tooth.”
Sketch of Tilgate Quarry with Gideon Mantell overseeing the uncovering of fossils
Gideon sent the teeth to Georges Cuvier in Paris (known as the founding father of palaeontology), who at first suggested that the remains were from a rhinoceros, but in a letter from 1824 admitted his mistake and determined that the remains were reptilian and quite possibly belonged to a giant herbivore. A year later, Mantell scientifically
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described them and named them Iguanodon (“iguana tooth”) because of their resemblance to iguana teeth.
Until that time, no evidence of huge prehistoric reptilian herbivores had been discovered. Remains of the large carnivore Megalosaurus had been in the collections of the Oxford University Museum of Natural History since the late 1600s, it was only described properly by William Buckland in 1824 - two years after the discovery of Mantell’s Iguanodon teeth.
‘frenemy’ during his lifetime) who made the link between the two specimens and coined the word dinosaur. This crucial naming gave Owen an edge in this new field. He was close to royalty and already moved in the high circles of British Anglican society. Owen was also in the business of proving that these incredulously large and fierce creatures were part of god’s plan and to discount the nascent evolutionary theories floating around. There were various squabbles between the two men interjected by periods of friendship and good correspondence; bad blood seems to have stemmed from these various quibbles and Owen’s lack of proper acknowledgement of Mantell’s significant discoveries and abilities in the field.
However, it was Richard Owen, founder of the Natural History Museum and renowned palaeontologist, considered by posterity to be Mantell’s nemesis (he was more a
Gideon continued his search for more evidence of Iguanodon. Although finds were plentiful, they were usually isolated to random bones and teeth.
People had been baffled by the discovery of dinosaur bones for decades; they thought they belonged to giant people. The critical thing that Mantell did was to recognise that these bones belonged to extinct animals.
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Illustration of fossil Iguanodon teeth with a modern iguana jaw from Mantell’s 1825 paper describing Iguanodon.
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In 1834 some workmen accidentally blew up a slab of rock in a limestone quarry near Maidstone in Kent. The Maidstone Slab, also known as the Mantell-piece, was discovered. The quarry owner, William Harding Bensted, noticed a substance resembling petrified wood. He searched for and reassembled the many pieces. With a hammer and chisel Bensted followed the outline of the bones until he had ‘brought into view portions of the skeleton of an extraordinary animal’. Among these were rib fragments, vertebrae, limb bones, parts of the pelvis as well as, crucially, part of a tooth and a clear impression of another. This was the long-awaited discovery Mantell needed. He acquired enough evidence to show that iguanodon’s forelimbs were much shorter than its hind legs, therefore proving they were not built like a mammal as was claimed by Richard Owen. He also named a new genus of dinosaur called Hylaeosaurus and as a result became an authority on these prehistoric reptiles. Mantell’s success in the burgeoning world of prehistoric discoveries was set in direct contrast to a gradual crescendo of personal misfortunes. In 1833, Mantell had relocated to Brighton but his medical practice suffered from the move and he was rendered near destitute. The town’s council stepped in and transformed his house into a museum. There, he gave a series of lectures to captive audiences but the project ultimately failed as Mantell had a habit of waiving the entrance fee. Financially destitute, he offered to sell his entire collection to the British Museum in 1838 for £5000, accepting the counter-offer of £4000. He moved to Clapham Common. In 1839 his wife left him and the same year his son Walter emigrated to New Zealand. His daughter, Hannah, died a year later in 1840. In 1841 Mantell was the victim of a terrible carriage accident. He somehow fell from his seat, and became entangled in the reins
Iguanodon appearing in Arthur Conan Doyle's The Lost World and dragged across the ground, suffering a debilitating spinal injury. Despite being crippled and in pain, he continued to work with fossils and published a number of scientific books and papers until his death. He moved to Pimlico in 1844 and began to take opium as a painkiller. In 1852, after years of opium dependence, Mantell took an overdose. His post-mortem showed that he had been suffering from scoliosis as a result of the accident. In a gory retributive twist, Richard Owen had a section of Mantell’s spine removed, pickled and stored on a shelf at the Royal College of Surgeons of England. It remained there until 1969 when it was destroyed. At the time of his death Mantell was credited with discovering 4 of the 5 genera of dinosaurs then known. A play about his life was dramatized in the New Diorama Theatre, London last year which captures the contrast of Owen triumphing while Mantell self-destructs. Mantell wanted
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to punch his way and be acknowledged by the scientific elite, led by Owen, among other establishment figures, but it never happened. He succumbs with one bad decision and twist of fate after another. In the year 2000, in commemoration of Mantell’s discovery and his contribution to science, the Mantell Monument was unveiled at Whiteman’s Green, Cuckfield. The monument has been confirmed as the location of the first Iguanodon fossils. Further recognition has come in the form of the aforementioned play and hopefully the well-deserved recognition of this Sussex man, as the founding father of all dinosaur discovery, will continue on in the 21st century.
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“We are delighted to be working with Southern Architectural Design & Build on the early days of alterations to a cottage to which we will downsize when it is completed. They always take trouble with detail, and help their clients quickly with decisions as they need to be made. The SADB team were also extremely helpful and kind to a pensioner adjoining our property when she had some electrical trouble, there was obviously no need at all for them to give the help to her which they did.” - Mary Habershon
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BAGPUSS CHILDREN’S HOSPICE WING IN ROMANIA Stay-at-home Fundraising Appeal
Ditch heating oil and go green – free local support available Do you care about the environment but still heat your home using oil? If you would like to heat your home with renewable energy but have been put off by the cost or feel it’s time to make the change, Forest Row Energy can help you.
Local charity, Hospices of Hope is inviting people of all ages to fill their hours at home by having fun and raising funds for seriously ill children in Romania, who live in dire poverty. The children all receive hospice care in the Bagpuss Children’s Wing which provides social care, physiotherapy, a paediatric day centre – and home care service for children who are unable to travel to the hospital. The charity has recently been hit by the closure of all its fundraising shops so are seeking other avenues to help cover this. There are three activities to choose from and you will be helping the charity raise £215,000 towards the annual running costs of the wing: The Bagpuss Baking Competition – where fundraisers (who enjoy inventive cooking!) can create delicious Bagpuss themed treats.
The Bagpuss Challenge – where fundraisers can walk, skip, run and jump their way for three miles – and they can nominate three friends to take part too. The Bagpuss Drawing Competition – where budding artists draw a Bagpuss themed image. The top three winning entries will be displayed at the Bagpuss Children’s Hospice Wing.
Full details on how to participate in one or all of these activities can be found on the Hospices of Hope website at www. hospicesofhope.co.uk. Thank you to anyone who can participate.
Forest Row Energy is a local renewable energy co-operative. They have been awarded a government grant through the Rural Community Energy fund to initially help 50 homes in the local area to go renewable. They will also be looking at developing an initiative to help many more homes in the local area. The funding will be used to make installing home renewable heating as easy and cost-effective as possible. The focus will be on installing heat pumps including air-source and groundsource heating. If you live within 15 miles of Forest Row and heat your home with oil, you could get a free home assessment and financial analysis that will show you your best options and the savings you could make. You will also be offered access to a local, not-for profit funding initiative to reduce your installation costs. The home assessments have been designed so that no-one will need to enter your home or have face-toface contact if you prefer not to. To find out if you are eligible and to apply go to: www.forestrowenergy.com/ renewable-heat
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Arthur Conan Doyle
Conan Doyle is best known as the creator of the most enduring and dramatized literary character of all time: Sherlock Holmes. He lived in Crowborough for the latter years of his life and frequented Forest row and Groombridge. We are pleased to bring you an article with details of his time in this area: Some background to the life of Arthur Conan Doyle is required before we look at his time in Crowborough and the Ashdown Forest. From 1897 he was living with his first wife Louise at the purpose-built house Undershaw at Hindhead, all of his other residences were existing properties.
Portrait of Doyle by Herbert Rose Barraud, 1893
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Louise had been diagnosed with what was then called galloping consumption (TB) in 1893 and was not expected to live longer than a few months, in fact she lived for a further 13 years.
During 1897 Conan Doyle met Jean Leckie. She became his tour and lecture organiser and a friendship blossomed, and in turn they fell in love but their relationship remained purely platonic. It appears that the first time Conan Doyle visited the Ashdown Forest was during January 1901 when he stayed for a few days at the Ashdown Forest Hotel (lately known as the Ashdown Forest Golf Hotel in Forest row) and played golf. He did return in March 1901, for the census taken on 31st March shows that Conan Doyle, Miss Jean Leckie and his mother, Mary J. Doyle were staying at the same Ashdown Forest Hotel, his mother perhaps acting as a chaperon. Louise finally passed away on the 4th July 1906 and her funeral took place on the 6th July at St Luke’s Church at nearby Grayshott. Naturally Conan Doyle was deeply affected by her death as he entered a time of mourning, but by late 1906,
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle 1914 Conan Doyle was visiting Crowborough, staying with the Leckie family at their house in Lordswell Lane known as Monkstown. It does appear that this may have been the first time he felt well enough to go anywhere, as he had been so distraught by the death of Louise. Just down the lane from Monkstown was a cottage owned by a Mrs Scott-Malden, this was known as Little Windlesham; Conan Doyle fell in love with the house and soon purchased it. It was shortly after turned into a large family house, many extensions being made, and so the name was altered to Windlesham – a name retained to this day.
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On 18 September 1907 Conan Doyle married Jean Leckie at St Margaret’s Church, Westminster, London - the reception was held at The Whitehall Rooms, at the Hotel Metropole. They took their honeymoon, travelling to Paris, Dresden and then a Mediterranean cruise. It is not known exactly when they moved on to Windlesham, they were still in Turkey on 1st November 1907, so it must have been late 1907 or even early 1908, but 1907 is the accepted year. You may ask, why did Conan Doyle decide to move and live in Crowborough for twenty-three years from 1907 until his death in 1930; this being roughly one third of his life and he lived there longer than anywhere else. Of course, finding Little Windlesham was the obvious main reason, but as a keen golf player, perhaps the close proximity to Crowborough
Portrait of Sherlock Holmes by Sidney Paget, 1904 Beacon Golf Club was another reason, or perhaps the area reminded him of Hindhead. Whilst living in Crowborough Conan Doyle wrote many Sherlock Holmes adventures, The Valley of Fear published in The Strand Magazine from September 1914 to May 1915. Much of this novel takes place at nearby Groombridge Place. In a letter from Dame Jean
Conan Doyle, daughter of Arthur Conan Doyle to The Conan Doyle (Crowborough) Establishment, she wrote “My father went over there (Groombridge Place) whenever we had guests staying at Windlesham who hadn’t stayed before. He was fascinated by the old house and felt that by showing it off to visitors from overseas he was introducing them to the very essence of England.” Not only was Sir Arthur a frequent visitor to the house, he also used it as a model for Birlstone Manor in the Holmes adventure The Valley of Fear. In this adventure the drunken garden is described by Dr. Watson as: “Rows of very ancient yew trees, cut into strange designs…” and the secret seat is described, again by Dr. Watson: “… concealed from the eyes of any one approaching from the direction of the house, there was a stone seat.” Both of these features can still be found there.
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ARTHUR CONAN DOYLE IN SUSSEX CONTINUED which veiled it, and the whole broad Weald was washed in golden light”. During the story Conan Doyle describes the view from the window of Challenger’s house in Rotherfield, but it is clearly describing the view from a window of his own house Windlesham as: “… vivid green stretches of the Crowborough golf course, all dotted with the players.” Conan Doyle did like a good walk and would very often walk from his home into Crowborough. One of his favourite walks was going up to Crowborough Cross and down St. Johns to the mill-ponds on Ashdown Forest and back home. On 7 July 1930 at 08.17hrs Conan Doyle died at his home Windlesham from a heart attack in his bedroom, next to his first-floor study at Windlesham. On 11th July he was buried near his writing hut at Windlesham, the original headstone of his grave was of British oak.
The Adventure of Black Peter, a Holmes short story was published in The Strand Magazine in March 1904. During his visit to the Ashdown Forest in 1901 Conan Doyle must have taken walks around the area, for this Holmes story is based in Forest Row. The story is based in the fictional village of Woodman’s Lee, near Forest Row, (probably based on Colemans Hatch). Dr. Watson describes their arrival: “Alighting at the small wayside station, we drove for some miles through the remains of widespread woods…”, without doubt this would have been the Forest Row station. Mentioned also is the Brambletye Hotel and playing golf, the hotel still exists and there is of course the Royal Ashdown Golf Club where Conan Doyle played during his visit in 1901. In 1912 Conan Doyle introduced another hero Professor George Challenger in The Lost World, the second Challenger story The Poison Belt published in The Strand Magazine from March to July 1913, is based in Rotherfield. In this adventure the South Downs, Lewes, Crowborough and the golf course, Jarvis Book and the Courier (the local newspaper) are all mentioned. The following is from the story: “The sun had burst through the grey mists
Written by Brian W Pugh, the Curator of The Conan Doyle (Crowborough) Establishment and author of A Chronology of the Life of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle.
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insects are mobile enough to escape, birds’ nests with eggs or fledglings are at serious risk. If you would like to support our forest firefighting team you can donate here:
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