Editing Shoreham-by-Sea (section)

===Hazelholt Bottom===
[[File:Farmland at Hazelholt Bottom - geograph.org.uk - 2581871.jpg|thumb|left|Farmland at Hazelholt Bottom]]
Hazelholt Bottom ({{gbmappingsmall|TQ 235 084}}) is a tranquil slope with large flowery glades. There are often [[Roe Deer|roe deer]] in the wide corn field below the slope. The [[National Trust]] own the south slope and Whitelot Bottom further south, but Whitelot was ploughed up after 1945 and has never been returned to public use.

Hazelholt has rich old chalk grassland with [[Cowslip (European plant)|cowslips]] in spring and [[devil's-bit scabious]] in September. In mid-summer, there are many butterflies, including [[adonis blue]] and [[Chalkhill Blue|chalkhill blue]]. At the head of the combe, there are more old grassland and great [[blackberry]] thickets. Since 1945, scrub has taken over much of this former open slope. The remaining grassland is only lightly grazed, allowing growth of bramble and thorn and a loss of its ancient down pasture character.<ref name=":0"/><sup>:212</sup>