Teddy H Salad Art

The first time you walk into Teddy H Salad Art, you're genuinely not sure what you're looking at. Salad arranged as art sounds like a wind-up, but the creator has actually thought this through - vegetables become sculptures, installations that sit somewhere between the functional and the absurd. It's a proper little gallery moment in Pevensey, which isn't exactly known for its contemporary art scene.

What you get depends entirely on what's on when you visit. The work changes, so there's no point describing specific pieces - call ahead first if you're making a special trip. Expect to spend anywhere from twenty minutes to an hour depending on how much you want to sit with the concept. Kids find it either brilliant or baffling, which makes it entertaining either way.

This works best if you're already in the area for one of the holiday parks - Pevensey Bay is closest at under three miles, or Warren Wood Country Park if you want something five-star rated and don't mind the extra drive. It's not a destination in itself, but if you're based locally and fancy something a bit different on a wet afternoon, it fills the gap. Free admission would be ideal for this kind of thing, though opening hours and entry fees aren't confirmed online, so you'll need to verify before you head over. Better than sitting in the caravan with tea and biscuits, anyhow.