Welcome to part two of Walking the Dog with the wonderful Jody Kid and her two adorable Daxons.

Jody will be taking part in Goodwood this year, the annual event at Goodwood on May the 16th and 17th,

celebrating dogs. So do book your tickets now at goodwood.com. Really hope you enjoy part two of our walk

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so this is like a sundial goodwood yeah it tells you where everything is

so you've got devil's like because I always get confused about this area. I feel like it's Sussex meets Surrey. Does that make sense? We are. We're exactly on the Surrey Sussex border. So Arndor, Dunkton, Grafton. Because Devilsdike says like Sussex. Yeah, so mid, Goodwood's up on that ridge there. Then we've got the Devilsax. You've got Hicksted directly in front of us. This is beautiful. You know, I always get into that fantasy on moving out of London. When I come here, I was thinking... And this is so easy to get to. I think this might be the one, I'm sorry. You can get to London immediately. Ray, can you not piss on the sunbowl, please. Yeah, you can normally see Gatwick through there. High

of Wight sometimes you see through there and then Goodwood's up on this ridge here. But this is just quint quintessential beautiful Sussex with the gorgeous houses

and it's just heaven this is this is England at its best it really is isn't it tell me a little

bit about your pub because we'd love to go and visit next time.

It's just over there. You can't really see it, but it's in Curdford, which is just there, which is just outside of Petworth.

So I was born and bred kind of in basically where you can see.

And when I came back from Wiltshire to Sussex about 20 odd years ago I just noticed all the

lovely little pubs that we used to go to on a Sunday as a family and have roasts

and I remember sitting under the table kind of like as my parents are having a lovely

lovely boozy Sunday roast and I used to often fall asleep under it but that kind of lovely

just feeling you had when you went to a pub and I just noticed all the pubs and little villages

had gone and turned into houses and I just noticed all the pubs and little villages had gone and turned

into houses and I didn't really understand the dilemma that the industry was in and that we were

losing you know this is nine years ago we were losing like up to sorry I'm going to just

tuck my thing in so it might be rustly that we were

losing so many small independent country pubs rural pubs and why was that because

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