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Listed cottages near St. Bartholomew's Parish Church, Leigh, Surrey, England.
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Soft morning light in the village of Betchworth, Surrey, opposite the Dolphin Pub.
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St. Michael's Parish Church, Betchworth, Surrey, catches the rays of a risen sun.
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War Memorial and Lych Gate of Christ Church, Brockham, Surrey. North Downs are on the horizon.
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The white-washed former School-House in Ockley, Surrey. Now, smart and distinguished private residences.
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The ruins of a Guesthouse adjacent to the Benedictine Boxgrove Priory, near Chichester. Left in ruins following Henry V111's Dissolution in the 16th. Century, West Sussex.
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High Street, Winchester. A classic English provincial town, steeped in history, Hampshire, England.
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Belfast City Hall in Summer, 2012, Northern Ireland.
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On a scorching day in June horse-riders plod past the village green and "The Parrot" pub. Locals shade under the parasols and my pint was pure bliss! Forest Green, Surrey, England.
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St. Peter's Parish Church and Village Hall in the splendid village of Slinfold four miles south-west of Horsham, West Sussex, England.
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Out of High Season, probably the most iconic seaside town in Britain and beyond, St. Ives, Cornwall, England.
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No tourists so the cows enjoy the view and an early morning dip in splendid Tayvallich Bay, Argyll, Scotland.
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Inner Harbour of the fishing village of Pittenweem, Fife, Scotland. The Isle of May, a Nature Reserve is on the horizon.
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Two cottages on the former A.25 though Shere, Surrey. One has ornate dormer windows, the other a half-timbered gable and was converted to the Kingfisher Restaurant many years ago.
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Two worlds collide at Mill Mead Green by the River Wey, Guildford, Surrey. The surreal world of Lewis Carroll with a statue of Alice and the White Rabbit and a Harry Potter tree with grabbing branches as arms.
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St. Peter's Church in Hascombe, near Godalming, in the Surrey Hills, England.
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On this green by the River Wey in Guildford, Surrey, are statues of "Alice and the White Rabbit." This is to commemorate the town's link to Lewis Carroll. He bought a house for his sisters near Guildford Castle and stayed there during the summer months.
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As in most villages, two spirits, one religious and one consumable! The Cock Inn and spire of St. Mary the Virgin Parish Church, Headley, North Downs, Surrey. The spire can be seen from Tattenham Corner at Epsom Downs Racecourse, Surrey, England.
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The fine, flint-built St. Mary the Virgin Parish Church with wooden shingle spire, Headley village, North Downs, Surrey, England.
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Sunset in winter, on the banks of the River Medway, in the charming village of Aylesford, Kent, England.
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Village of Hever, Kent. This village is now a tourist node due to the castle's links to Anne Boleyn, Anne of Cleves and King Henry V111. Hever Castle started in 1270 as a Manor House. The HenryV111 pub dates back to 1597.
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Nave, North Transept, Flying Buttresses and Main Tower. The Cathedral's Bell Tower is a separate tower on the right. Chichester Cathedral's Spire is a landmark for many miles beyond the City itself, West Sussex, England.
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Corfe Castle above the 450 year old Greyhound Inn, Isle of Purbeck, Dorset, England.
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The elegant Parish Church of St. Michael and All Angels in the Mole Valley and Nort Downs village of Mickleham, Surrey, England.
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The charming Bat's Wing Tearoom, Godshill, Isle of Wight, England.
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The meeting point of High Street, Cornmarket, St. Aldate's and Queen Street can be regarded as the centre of Oxford. The 12th. Century Carfax Tower is now used as a Viewpoint of the city.
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The orange-tiled, cliff-bound fishing village of Staithes on the Yorkshire coast, Yorkshire.
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"The Old School House," Cockington, Torquay, Devon. Opposite the "Rose Cottage Tearooms" and converted to a Gift, Sweets, Ice-Cream and Take-Away Tea/Coffee Shop. Pure character and history.
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The village of Arrochar across the sea-loch, Loch Long, with Ben Lomond's peak in the early morning cloud, Argyll, Scotland.
