near to Bolney, West Sussex, England
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Village Chapel, Top Street, Bolney
by Kevin Gordon
This smart new building also serves as a community centre for the "top" end of the village.
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Old Sunken Lane
by Simon Carey
The dip in the ground is the major piece of evidence that this was once a road leading to Bolney Common. Marked on the 1813 OS map and as Old Road on Bolney's 1842 tithe map it seems then to have fallen into disuse prior to the... (more)
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A23, Bolney, looking south
Motorists cresting Bolney Hill get their first prolonged view of the South Downs. The A272 junction is ahead.
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Bolney Stage |
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Hillside view across the busy A23 towards the South Downs
by Dave Spicer
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Old Direction Sign - Signpost by London Road, Bolney Parish
Black iron cap finial - 1 arm; East Sussex wood by the UC road, in parish of Bolney (Mid Sussex District), London Road, on verge at junction of Rycroft Road with London Road.
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Milestone Society National ID: SX_TQ2623
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Post Box
RH17 13 Bolney Common (Haywards Heath) Ryecroft Lane opposite war memorial.
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A Penny Farthing Cycle on the A23
Veteran cycles with riders in costume taking part in an event organised by the Southern Veteran Cycle Club.
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Glebelands, Bolney
by Paul Gillett
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The Bolney Stage
A Public House but not an old coaching inn. Originally farm buildings, it became first the 'Tudor Tea Rooms', and then in the 1960s it prospered and was renamed the Bolney Stage. The house genuinely dates from c.1500, and the... (more)
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Blossom in donkey field
by Dave Spicer
I'm probably wrong but I think this is a Magnolia. To the left where the fallen tree has formed an arch is the donkey, not called Blossom or Magnolia.
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The Bolney Stage public house
This very famous coaching inn is next to the old A23 London to Brighton road and has recently had unearthed, amongst other things, secret tunnels that lead from the inn to nearby Bolney village, used by smugglers to escape hundreds of years ago.
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