Cottages, Crossways, Bolney
Introduction
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Cottages, Crossways, Bolney
Image: © Simon Carey Taken: 7 Sep 2014
Forde Cottage is the white building on the right whilst the roof of West Cottage and Brook Cottage is to the left. Crossways was the original course of the 1813 London-Brighton turnpike that remained the main A23 until the Bolney Flyover was constructed in 1972 then being relegated to a slip road for southbound traffic wishing to join the A272. Further realignment in the early 1990s included a new southbound slip road and relegated the road to a cul de sac whose end can be seen in the distance.
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Image Location
Latitude
50.988976
Longitude
-0.19745