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Unicorn Way, RH15 0WB

Part of a new development still being completed on land formerly part of nearby Folders Farm. The basketball/football area is still pristine as it is still fenced off.

The name of the field according to the 1843 tithe map. Viewed from Ditchling Common Country Park the land now belongs to Ditchling Common Stud.

Small cul-de-sac off Kings Way on the eastern side of Burgess Hill.

Looking towards the junction of Ruspers and Cold Waltham Lane, Burgess Hill.

The main line at a crossing point of a bridleway in Burgess Hill.

Main arterial road through the new suburbs of eastern Burgess Hill that grew up in the 1980s and 90s. A public footpath crosses the road straight ahead a reminder of the rural origins of this area which once belonged to the parish of Ditchling.

A close look at the Green Circle Network information board on Kings Way in Burgess Hill.

Part of the new development called Folders Keep which is currently in the process of being built with some houses already occupied and others nearing completion. Built on land formerly part of Folders Farm the trees on the left are former field boundaries that now demarcate one housing estate from another as the eastward expansion of Burgess Hill reaches the railway line. According to the tithe map this was once a field called North Field which was already severely truncated by the railway before it became lost under new housing.

On the right of the path is a clay pit and brickworks.

Although this was the only public crossing in the neighbourhood in former times, it seems unlikely it merited a crossing keeper, although the cottage appears to be, or have been, on railway land.