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Buttsfield Lane, LEWES, BN8 6EF

The lane follows an old footpath that once formed a field boundary between two fields called The Butts and Image

The view of the path from its junction with Buttsfield Lane. The cottages on the right date from the 18th century and once looked out over the village green and pond, both of which have long been built over.

Small alley linking High Street to Buttsfield Lane. The cottages here date from the 18th century and once looked out over the old village green and pond.

Small dead end lane heading off High Street. The tile hung house is the Old Post Office Cottage which dates from the 17th century and was the village post office during the 19th.

Very much the core of the old village with the white building and The Manse, a former methodist chapel, occupying the spot where the old village green and pond stood. There are still a couple of shops including a post office, hairdressers, second hand book shop and cafe making the most of the quieter backwater this road has become since the bypass was built back in A22. Prior to that heavy lorries had negotiate a 90 degree bend in the road.

This twitten runs East from the High Street close to the Kings Head Pub.

The point where London Road in the foreground meets Wladron Road on the left and High Street to the right. Up to 1992 the ninety degree bend was part of the A22 and was often congested as large lorries had problems negotiating the corner. All this was alleviated by the construction of Image which has turned the road into a backwater and made the centre of the village a far more pleasant place. To the left is the Kings Head one of two village pubs which is also a microbrewery, whilst the village retains a few shops, in this case a second hand bookshop, a cafe and out of shop a hairdressers all located opposite the post office and general stores.

Formerly the A22 before the bypass was built. Bet they didn't park on the bend then.