Moor Lane
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Moor Lane
Image: © Simon Carey Taken: 2 Aug 2009
A minor road that begins near Glyndebourne and reaches its northern junction on the B2124. The building on the right is Heron House a former pub called the Railway Inn that opened in the 1840s and was still marked on a 1969 map as inn though I have no idea when it closed. The name does not derive from a nearby railway inn as there wasn't one within a five mile radius but probably came from those that were employed to build the lines north of Lewes many of whom came from the Ringmer area. The building itself is in TQ4712 as the grid line runs down the eastern side of the lane.
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Image Location
Latitude
50.895175
Longitude
0.088596