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8 Results Found

1. 

   Petersfield

   The ancient market town of Petersfield is situated in the South Downs by an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.

   

   

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   Petworth

   Petworth is a picturesque town full of character and brimming with antique shops and winding streets. Amidst the variety of shops you will find the Petworth Cottage Museum taking you back in time to a typical estate worker's cottage of 1910.

   

   

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   Pevensey

   With so many notable attractions in Sussex it often happens that the quirky and unusual things escape notice.

   

   

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   Piddinghoe

   Piddinghoe was once at the heart of Sussex Smuggling. It is also famous for having the only remaining bottle-shaped brick kiln in the country.

   

   

5. Plumpton

   Plumpton is another village of two halves. The southern end of the village is cut across by the South Downs Way near the site of an Early Bronze Age settlement.
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   Polegate

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   Polegate

   Polegate lies on the Roman road which runs from Pevensey Castle (Anderida) to Lewes.
   

   

   

7. Pulborough

   Pulborough is a rural village lying across the line of the Roman Stane Street (the A29) which historically connects London and the north to important south coast ports and towns.
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   Pyecombe

   PYECOMBE has been famous for some 200 years for its shepherd's crooks. Wrought at one time by the village blacksmiths from gun barrels and also more conventional materials, they are particularly noted for their curly pattern.