The Royal Oak, Wineham, Sussex

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The Royal Oak, Wineham, Sussex

Image: © Dr Neil Clifton Taken: 30 Jun 2006

This public house is a gem, of the type that is becoming increasingly rare in our fair land. Don't come here expecting to find poncey Gourmet-style 'food' or over-priced coloured water with miniature umbrellas sticking out of the top. What you can expect is Harvey's Sussex ale, perfectly brewed and kept, to be enjoyed in the cool dark wood interior or in the well-maintained garden. A pub to be treasured, it dates from 1600.

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Image Location

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Latitude
50.970686
Longitude
-0.242455