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Camberlot Road, HAILSHAM, BN27 3QG

Minor road linking Upper Dicker to the A22. Its straight route is due to it being an enclosure road planned with a ruler by those responsible for enclosing Dicker Common in 1813. The houses on the left are Crossways Cottages built in the first decade of the 20th century to a design made by Sir Horatio Bottomley, who resided in nearby Crossway House and effectively acted as squire to the small village between 1889 when he arrived and 1929 when he departed after his fourth bankruptcy. The drive to Clifton Farm, Bottomley's horse racing stables until 1922, are to the left.

Currently used by St Bede's school as a car park and maintenance facility. The site was originally occupied by the village forge until its closure in 1939 becoming Wise's garage after the war. This extended to a petrol filling station in 1961 until closure in the 1980s when it became a depot for a coach company. The site became vacant in 1995 and was purchased by St Bede's in 2001. The facility lies next to Coldharbour Road.

Derelict 1960's Morris Minor in a field beside the track to Clifton Farm.

The main route through the village of Upper Dicker which has its origins linking the former common with Berwick and Alfriston to the south. Part of the road dates back to the Roman period though the straight route here is due to planned design following enclosure of the last section of the common in 1855. The road was the B2108 until the 1970s when it was downgraded to C status. The houses on the immediate left are Rosemary and Livingstone Villa whilst beyond are Firle House and Carlton House designed and built during Horatio Bottomley's sojourn in the village.