Bishopstone Road
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Bishopstone Road
Image: © Simon Carey Taken: 26 Aug 2012
The public highway to Bishopstone and Norton passes the eastern end of Rookery Hill estate. The flint wall on the left is listed and was built to protect the drive to Bishopstone Place which was the original use of this road. Public access to Bishopstone during the medieval period went via Denton and Poverty Bottom before continuing eastwards via Silver Lane to East Blatchington then Seaford.
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Image Location
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