Nearby Villages (click on symbol to see the village page) |
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Beckley |
(Alfred the Great and Guns !) | | 6.52 miles |
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Bodiam |
(The finest ruined castle in the Country) | | 2.21 miles |
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Brede |
(Edward I inspects the Channel Fleet) | | 6.06 miles |
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Brightling |
(famous for Mad Jack Fuller) | | 4.46 miles |
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Broad Oak Brede |
(On the Crossroads) | | 5.54 miles |
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Burwash |
(The home of Rudyard Kipling) | | 4.50 miles |
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Burwash Common |
(Roughest pub in the South East) | | 6.56 miles |
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Burwash Weald |
(Roughest pub in the South East) | | 6.12 miles |
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Cripps Corner |
(Home Guard surprises the Army) | | 2.64 miles |
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Dallington |
(Custers Last Stand!) | | 6.61 miles |
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Etchingham |
(The oldest Brass Weather Vane in the country) | | 2.55 miles |
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Ewhurst Green |
(Great Fire of London contributions) | | 2.79 miles |
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Hawkhurst |
(A Notorious Gang of Smugglers) | | 3.89 miles |
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Hurst Green |
(The Youngest Highwayman on record) | | 2.03 miles |
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Mountfield |
(17th Century Coal !!) | | 2.52 miles |
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Netherfield |
(Village at the top of the Hill) | | 4.29 miles |
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Newenden |
(Alfred the Great's Fort) | | 5.64 miles |
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Northiam |
(Prime Ministers D Day inspection) | | 4.77 miles |
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Robertsbridge |
(The Home of Modern Cricket) | | 0.90 miles |
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Sandhurst |
(Escape from the Great Plague) | | 3.99 miles |
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Staplecross |
(Mothers grudge hangs son) | | 2.36 miles |
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Stonegate |
(Ancient Roman Cross Road) | | 5.71 miles |
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Ticehurst |
(Anne Boleyn and Pashley Manor) | | 5.19 miles |
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Whatlington |
(King Harold's Manor) | | 3.74 miles |