Thank you very much for this interesting dialogue. 
 Sure! Sussex Day or the county day is celebrated on June 16gh, the same day as Sussex's patron saint St. Richard of Chichester, whose shrine was an important pilgrimage spot during the Middle Ages. 
 I don't have much information on the "Symbols," but can tell you about Sussex economy, such as the cattle there are descendents of the draught oxen and were used longer in the Weald than other parts of England. 
 Is there other interesting information I should know? 
 You're welcome. Would you like to know more about Sussex tourism or history today?
Sure! Sussex Day or the county day is celebrated on June 16gh, the same day as Sussex's patron saint St. Richard of Chichester, whose shrine was an important pilgrimage spot during the Middle Ages.