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| Lurgashall Road looking back to the A283 and Northchapel. Crossways & Lurgashall behind photographer. photo:- Ben Gamble - 21 August, 2005 - - next trail image |
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| Crossways - Road junction and a vintage Chevrolet truck.
Lane leading from the A283 - behind - heading to Lurgashall. photo:- Ben Gamble - 21 August, 2005 - - next trail image - SU9427 |
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| Crossways
photo:- Shazz - 31 January, 2009 - - next trail image |
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| Approaching Lurgashall down lane from the east
The footpath to the church is signed in the bottom right corner of the picture. photo:- Shazz - 31 January, 2009 - - next trail image |
you are approaching Lurgashall, West Sussex - on the Rother Valley Trail, page ref gall7e
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