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Harvesting the Old Fashioned Way Manor Farm, Heyshott A yearly celebration of the agricultural history of Heyshott & the surrounding area. 2006 9th - 10th Sep.... click for photos by Aaron Dixon 2007 8th - 9th Sep.... click for photos by Pam Hadley 2008 Due to unforseen circumstances, this years festival was not held in Heyshott 2007 was the last year The Harvesting Festival was held at Heyshott Heyshott homepage - - - Heyshott Map |
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Rother Valley Modern Communities
Chithurst - - Cocking - - Didling - - Duncton - - Easebourne - - East Lavington - - Fernhurst - - Fittleworth - - Graffham
Harting - - Heyshott - - Iping - - Lickfold - - Linch - - Lodsworth - - Lurgashall - - Midhurst - - Milland - - Northchapel
Nyewood - - Petworth - - Rogate - - Selham - - South Ambersham - - Stedham - - Sutton - - Tillington - - Trotton - - Upperton
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