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Alfriston
Alfriston lies in the Cuckmere Valley and is the epitome of an English Village. There are a variety of shops in the village including an authentic Village Shop, several good coffee shops and various pubs. |
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Ashburnham
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Barcombe Mills Station
BR made extensive use of the route through Barcombe Mills Station for diversions from the Brighton line right up until closure, with the winter of 1968-69 being particularly busy. |
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Battle
Battle is a small town in East Sussex, which grew up on the site of the Battle of Hastings in 1066. |
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Beckley
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Beddingham
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Berwick
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Bevendean
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Bexhill
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Bishopstone
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Blackboys
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Brede
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Brightling
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Brighton and Hove
Brighton and Hove is a sparkling, stylish and very special city by the sea. Brighton and Hove has been a fashionable seaside resort since the eighteenth century. |
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Burwash
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Buxted
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Catsfield
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Chailey
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Chalvington
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Chiddingly
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Cooksbridge
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Cross in Hand
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Crowborough
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Crowhurst
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Dallington
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Denton
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Ditchling
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East Guldeford
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East Hoathly
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Eastbourne
>Eastbourne is a large town of just under 100,000 residents on the East Sussex coast between Brighton and Hastings. |
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Eastdean
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Etchingham
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Fairlight
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Falmer
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Fletching
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Forest Row
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Framfield
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Frant
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Friston
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Glynde
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Groombridge
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Guestling
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Hadlow Down
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Hailsham
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Hartfield
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Hastings
Hastings is located on the south coast of England in East Sussex, overlooking the English Channel. Despite having no natural harbour, it developed a large fishing fleet. |
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Heathfield
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Hellingly
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Herstmonceux
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Hollington
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Hooe
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Horam
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Horsebridge
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Hove
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Hurst Green
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Icklesham
Icklesham is a small village on the main A259 between Hastings and Rye. In earlier times it dominated the river brede in the valley to the north and is believed to have been a prime target to the Normans in 1066 when they landed. |
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Iden
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Iford
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Isfield
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Jevington
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Kingston near Lewes
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Laughton
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Lewes
Lewes is the county town of East Sussex. The castle overlooks the town and is open to visitors, as is the Barbican Museum opposite it. In such an historic town as Lewes there is obviously much to see. |
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Litlington
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Little Horsted
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Maresfield
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Mark Cross
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Mayfield
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Mountfield
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Newhaven
The coastal port of Newhaven is situated at the mouth of the River Ouse. Newhaven still has a daily ferry service to Dieppe and the harbour is always busy and a fascinating place to visit. |
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Newick
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Ninfield
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Northiam
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Nutley
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Offham
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Old Town
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Ore
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Patcham
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Peasmarsh
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Penhurst
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Pett
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Pevensey
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Pevensey Bay
Pevensey Bay is on the coast of East Sussex, about five miles northeast of Eastbourne. The parish of Pevensey includes both the inland village of Pevensey and Pevensey Bay, which are about a mile apart. |
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Playden
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Plumpton
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Plumpton Green
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Polegate
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Portslade
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Preston
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Pyecombe
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Ratton Village
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Ringmer
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Ripe
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Robertsbridge
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Rodmell
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Rotherfield
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Rottingdean
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Rye
The historic small town of Rye stands on the edge of Romney Marsh in East Sussex. It is at the confluence of the Brede, Tillingham and Rother rivers. |
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Rye Harbour
The fishing village Rye Harbour sits near the mouth of the river Rother, in East Sussex and still has small boats moored along the river. |
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Saltdean
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Seaford
Seaford is a seaside town on the south coast situated between Brighton and Eastbourne. The coast and countryside attract many visitors to this area. |
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Sedlescombe
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Selmeston
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Sidley
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St. Leonards
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Stanmer
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Staple Cross
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Tarring Neville
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Ticehurst
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Tyes Cross
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Uckfield
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Udimore
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Wadhurst
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Waldron
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Warbleton
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Wartling
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West Dean
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West Firle
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Westfield
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Westmeston
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Whatlington
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Willingdon
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Wilmington
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Winchelsea
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Withyham
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Wivelsfield
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Wivelsfield Green
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Wych Cross
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