Long Hill, Woldingham

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Long Hill, Woldingham

Image: © Marathon Taken: 2 Mar 2023

There is a notice near this point saying "Private street, Unmade single track ahead, Unsuitable for motor vehicles." This is just past the primary school. Ian Nairn in 'The Buildings of England: Surrey' describes Woldingham: "This tiny downland hamlet SE of Caterham has gradually become a very leafy suburb. The parish is full of steep-sided valleys and the houses are hidden away in these, usually drowned in trees - an object lesson to the brutally expanded Warlingham, next door."

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Image Location

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Latitude
51.288668
Longitude
-0.038165