Galley Grove, Rogate, West Sussex
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Galley Grove, Rogate, West Sussex
Image: © Anthony Brunning Taken: 16 Sep 2005
View of the bridleway in Galley Grove from a path junction 250m north of Rogate Lodge. The grove is named after a customs officer William Galley who was tortured and murdered by the Hawkhurst Gang in 1748 and buried, possibly still alive, in a fox earth in the grove.
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Image Location
Latitude
51.01875
Longitude
-0.853709