EPW018746 ENGLAND (1927). Bramber and Steyning, Bramber, from the south-east, 1927
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| Title | [EPW018746] Bramber and Steyning, Bramber, from the south-east, 1927 |
| Reference | EPW018746 |
| Date | July-1927 |
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| Place name | BRAMBER |
| Parish | BRAMBER |
| District | |
| Country | ENGLAND |
| Easting / Northing | 518636, 110731 |
| Longitude / Latitude | -0.31331151081351, 50.883319637983 |
| National Grid Reference | TQ186107 |
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Burning straw and stubble was NOT DONE in 1950! |
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Chanctonbury Ring. In his recently-published book 'The Old Ways' the writer Robert Macfarlane records spending a night out on Chanctonbury Ring. He experienced somewhat terrifying hours with screaming ghosts above his resting place |
MB |
Saturday 17th of November 2012 06:10:00 PM |
This clearly shows the old railway with Bramber Railway Station (middle extreme left) of the photograph. On the right edge of the picture (above middle), one can see a train approaching Steyning Railway Station (one can just make out the steam rising from the locomotive). The railway has long since disappeared after it was closed during the Beeching Cuts in 1963 and, in its place now, is the Steyning Bypass. |
Biggles1951 |
Friday 16th of November 2012 11:34:20 AM |