The Flying Bull, on the A3 at Rake.
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The Flying Bull, on the A3 at Rake.
Image: © Martyn Pattison Taken: 7 Jun 2005
This was once a very important coaching stop on the London - Portsmouth road. The Hampshire/W. Sussex boundary runs through the middle of the pub. The parish of Liss has a tradition of "beating the bounds" and they used to put a boy into the oven at the Flying bull to beat the bounds as the parish boundary is reputed to run through the kitchen.
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Image Location
Latitude
51.043937
Longitude
-0.854515