Climping Street, Climping
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Climping Street, Climping
Image: © Simon Carey Taken: 22 Dec 2007
The main village street is some distance from the village church and began growing as a population centre from the 16th century onwards as the chief route to the sea. The narrow street can be clogged with traffic during the summer as many people make for the popular beaches at Atherington. Taken from the point where the footpath from Kent's Farm reaches the street.
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Image Location
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