The Pub with no name?
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The Pub with no name?
Image: © Martyn Pattison Taken: 15 May 2005
The pub sign on this crossroads is for the White Horse which is along the side road to the left. The pub sign post has not had a sign for many years and thus the pub is more commonly known as "The Pub With No Name". There are various theories why it doesn't have a sign, including stories of a Gypsy's curse, personally I reckon the pub does enough trade due to its excellent reputation and so doesn't need to advertise for passing trade. It's also the highest pub in Hampshire.
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Image Location
Latitude
51.054051
Longitude
-0.985672