Lane to Sewage Works
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The photograph on this page of Lane to Sewage Works by Simon Carey as part of the Geograph project.
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Lane to Sewage Works
Image: © Simon Carey Taken: 10 Aug 2012
An unnamed lane that runs parallel to and is sandwiched by The Cockshut and A27 Lewes Bypass. Looking at old maps it seems to have its origins as an old droveway allowing access to the former brooks to the south which have since been built upon by the A27. The narrow track now allows access between Cockshut Road and Ham Lane and is also a public footpath.
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Image Location
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50.865801
Longitude
0.014946