Wineham Lane
Introduction
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Wineham Lane
Image: © Simon Carey Taken: 18 Sep 2010
Taken from the junction with the B2116 with Woodbine Cottage on the left. The lane itself is an ancient droving route and has been in existence long enough to be a boundary for its entire route from here to the A272. For many centuries it was the dividing between the Rapes of Bramber to the left and Lewes to the right and up to 1974 was the border between East and West Sussex. It is still a boundary between district councils today (Horsham and Mid Sussex) as well as a parochial one here between Shermanbury on the left and Twineham to the right.
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Image Location
Latitude
50.950587
Longitude
-0.239511