Black Horse Cottages East View
In 1913 this was known as East View Cottage - click for details
 
 
 
2 Black Horse Cottages
 
 
photo:- Patricia Steel
26 May, 2009
 
 
 
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from the churchyard
View of Black Horse Cottages from churchyard
photo:- Phil Dixon - 2006 - - next gallery image

 

St. James, Heyshott, click to Visit the church, church yard and headstones
St. James. Heyshott
photo:- Phil Dixon - 08 April 2001 - - next gallery image - - St James Photo Gallery - - St James Info

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In West Sussex,England on the south downs way using maps in caravans on camp sites. Photographs of holidays when camping with cameras. Photography of hotels and pubs when gardening after church near the rubbish skips. Riding and shooting from a horse in the gardens when fishing with angling equipment when using a mobile phone called blackberry.