Longback Cottages, Water Lane
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Longback Cottages, Water Lane
Image: © Simon Carey Taken: 2 Oct 2008
A terrace of 19th century cottages near to Wiston Post Office and tearooms. Water Lane follows the course of an old Roman road that ran from Chanctonbury Ring which contained a Roman temple and joined the Upper Greensand Way which ran from Pevensey to Hardham on Stane Street. The lane itself is a bit of a rat run today for those wishing to take a shortcut between the A24 at Ashington and A283 to the south at Buncton Crossways.
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Image Location
Latitude
50.913867
Longitude
-0.37405