South Stoke
Introduction
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South Stoke
Image: © Simon Carey Taken: 23 Aug 2013
A view of the small village from the Lane to Canada. Running left to right in the foreground is the Arun Valley railway with the River Arun beyond, the white coloured South Stoke Bridge just visible beyond the trees centre left. The Old Rectory is visible beyond the bridge though St Leonard's church is obscured by the large elm. To the right is South Stoke Farm. Splitting the harvested wheat fields beyond is the only access road in and out of the village as it heads southwards via Offham to Arundel. The higher ground is part of Arundel Park. Whilst much of the early morning mist is disappearing a remnant gives the view a distinctively hazy look.
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Image Location
Latitude
50.880659
Longitude
-0.542521