The Sanctuary
Introduction
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The Sanctuary
Image: © Simon Carey Taken: 30 Jun 2013
The name of the nature reserve that covers most of Salvington Hill that was saved from the development by local residents during the 1930s and is now an open space for the public to enjoy. In the distance to the left is Highdown Hill which is under a little bit of low cloud or mist and was a feature of the weather system on this day whereby the coast was far cooler and cloudier but a mile or so inland the skies were more or less clear.
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Image Location
Latitude
50.849042
Longitude
-0.414376