near to Groombridge, East Sussex, England
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Hendal Field/Weir Mead
by Simon Carey
The name of the fields according to Withyham's 1842 tithe map that have been merged to form a larger unit. Hendal Field was in the foreground adjacent to Hendal Hill, the B2188, whilst Weir Mead was at the western end. Both are bounded... (more)
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Valley south of Groombridge
by David Kemp
This is a shallow but wide valley through which the course of Eridge Stream, a tributary of the River Medway, can be traced. The higher ground on the right is called The Ridge.
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London line
Looking north from the bridge near Groombridge.
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Corseley Road
The High Weald Landscape Trail follows this section of Corseley Road.
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Corseley Rd (set of 3 images)
by N Chadwick
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Cemetery, Groombridge
Unusually, this small cemetery is being filled up from the back towards the entrance. This view is from the back, by the railway.
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A flooded High Weald Landscape Trail
by Marathon
The High Weald Landscape Trail here passes under the Uckfield Line. The water was up to 18 inches deep which made it difficult for walkers in wellington boots, never mind anyone else.
For more information about this section of the High... (more)
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Telephone box by the B2110
by N Chadwick
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Railway bridge near Alksford Farm |
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Florance Lane off Corseley Rd
by N Chadwick
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View from the High Weald Landscape Trail
by Marathon
This view is from the High Weald Landscape Trail just after passing under the Uckfield Line. Two old pillboxes can be seen in the field.
For more information about this section of the High Weald Landscape Trail see... (more)
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Coneyburrow Brook
by Simon Carey
The name of the field according to Withyham's 1842 tithe map that has been split in two by the construction of the Uckfield branch railway. The tree to the right is western limit of the field and the only survivor of the field boundary... (more)
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