Hurst Road
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Hurst Road
Image: © Simon Carey Taken: 20 Dec 2009
The name of the B2116 between the parish boundary with Hurstpierpoint and Stonepound Crossroads which can be seen in the distance. There has been a crossroads here since Roman times when two local roads met just to the north of the current one. A woman gingerly makes her way down the pavement towards the centre of Hassocks highlighting a huge problem that occurred in Sussex when the freezing temperatures turned the compacted snow on the pavements into sheet ice which were not gritted at all.
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Image Location
Latitude
50.92462
Longitude
-0.153694