Long Rope Skipping
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The photograph on this page of Long Rope Skipping by Peter Jeffery as part of the Geograph project.
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Long Rope Skipping
Image: © Peter Jeffery Taken: Unknown
Long Rope Skipping on Good Friday is an old Sussex tradition that now only survives at Alciston. In this picture the rope can be seen lying on the ground in the bottom right hand corner, it looks as though nine people are/have just stopped skipping.
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Image Location
Latitude
50.831937
Longitude
0.138885