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Photographs St Bartholomews Church East Sussex |
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Sussex, England Barcombe St Bartholomews Church |
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Barcombe Church St Bartholomews A collection of Barcombe Church photographs Part of the Gravelroots Guide |
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you are at Barcombe Church, Spithurst on the Churches Trail - Sussex - page ref :- sussex, Bartz
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