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Mallard Gardens, HAYWARDS HEATH, RH17 5NS

The name of the field according to Cuckfield's 1843 tithe map that is located to the east of Image The field has lost its eastern part to the development of Penland Road and The Spinney and is due to disappear entirely in the next few years as the Penland Farm housing estate will be built here. See also Image and Image

The north eastern part of Image which will soon be lost to the development of Penland Farm housing estate. Part of the field was lost in the 1960s with the construction of Penland Road and The Spinney. See also Image

The name of the fields according to Cuckfield's 1843 tithe map. Five Acres is in the foreground covered in shadows and has now been extended to include Image to the south. Kiln Field lies beyond the hedge and is bounded by Hanlye lane to the north and Balcombe Road to the east. The south west corner of the field was developed in the early 1960s and now contains Image The titular kiln was still marked on the 1875 OS map and was located roughly where the junction of Penland Road and Balcombe road stands.

The name of the field according to Cuckfield's 1843 tithe map that has been extended to include Five Acres to the north, see Image To the east is Image See also Image without the long winter shadows.

Another view of Image without the winter shadows. The field will soon be lost as it is due to be part of the Penland Farm housing development.

This is the roundabout between Borde Hill Lane, Hanley Lane and Balcombe Road before it was completed.

On the corner of the Borde Hill estate

A residential road linking Balcombe Road to Harlands Road that was part of a large development in the 1960s on lands once farmed by Harlands and Penlands Farms and originally part of the parish of Cuckfield. The section in the foreground and including The Spinney cul de sac was developed on south east portion of Kiln Field part of which still survives as an open field, see Image The kiln in question was still marked on the 1875 OS map and was roughly located where the junction of Penland Road with Balcombe Road is.

The name of the field according to Cuckfield's 1843 tithe map that is now a wood to the north of the playing fields belonging to Image To the east and now part of the same wood is Image whilst to the north is Kiln Field, see Image, and to the west is Image The field was still in existence on a 1947 aerial photograph and on OS maps up to the 1970s.