Huggetts Green, West Quay
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Huggetts Green, West Quay
Image: © Simon Carey Taken: 26 Aug 2012
Built on the track bed of a former shingle line that linked the Lewes to Seaford railway with the beach below Castle Hill next to the Western Breakwater. It derives its name from the local name of a nearby field that is now buried beneath the newly developed West Quay and began to be applied by locals to this small park from which the local council gave its official sanction. The houses on the right front onto Chapel Street.
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Image Location
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50.791769
Longitude
0.051916