Nearby Villages
(click on symbol to see the village page) |
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Alciston |
(Fifty thousand tiles on the Barn) | | 4.39 miles |
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Alfriston |
(Smuggling and Ghosts) | | 2.81 miles |
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Arlington |
(Peaceful Saxon Village) | | 3.93 miles |
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Berwick |
(Sharpen your arrows on the Church) | | 3.57 miles |
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Bishopstone |
(Largest Tide-Mill in Sussex) | | 5.56 miles |
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East Blatchington |
(Mutiny and the Edge of Space) | | 5.14 miles |
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East Dean |
(Fishing and Wrecking) | | 2.39 miles |
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Exceat |
(Alfred the Great's Naval Base?) | | 2.99 miles |
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Folkington |
(Teasles and Badgers) | | 1.58 miles |
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Friston |
(Home of the Railway Children) | | 1.96 miles |
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Litlington |
(Secret marriage of George IV) | | 2.55 miles |
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Lullington |
(destroyed by Cromwell ??) | | 2.45 miles |
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Pevensey |
(Ancient Roman Fortification) | | 5.84 miles |
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Pevensey Bay |
(Fishing and Martello Towers) | | 5.89 miles |
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Polegate |
(Fine old Tower Mill) | | 2.58 miles |
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Seaford |
(The cormorants or shags) | | 5.16 miles |
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Selmeston |
(Tomb to store the Contraband) | | 4.77 miles |
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Westham |
(Enclosure for the Castle) | | 5.06 miles |
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Wilmington |
(The Long Man) | | 2.11 miles |
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Firle |
(Home of the Greengage) | | 6.76 miles |
Jevington in East Sussex is an old village nestling in a quiet valley in the South Downs
not far from Eastbourne .
There was a neolithic settlement near the village, and many barrows can
be found on the nearby hills.
The village is very pretty, and a walk up Church Lane to the church
which lies on the higher ground and overlooks the village is very
pleasant.
Jevington in East Sussex has a few local services, mostly dealing with the tourists
who flock into the area in the summer.
