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next trail image - climb the hill next trail image - go left down Folly Lane |
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Old limekiln, Duncton Hill
photo:- Robin Webster 24 May, 2007 Built into the hill. Viewed from the bridleway which ascends the hill via hairpin bends to pass above the loading level of the kiln. further photos next trail image |
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| Viewpoint, near summit of Duncton Hill, looking north over Rother Valley
photo:- Phil Dixon - 17 Sep., 2006 - - viewpoint photos & enlargements next trail image - - Rees Jeffreys |
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| Chalk Quarry at top of Duncton Hill - 100 yds behind photographer is the South Downs Way
photo:- Phil Dixon - 6 August, 2008 - - enlarged photos of quarry next trail image - back to bottom of hill - heading east for Barlavington Stone from this quarry was used to make the markers for the Chalk Stones Trail |
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