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St. Georges, Trotton
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St. Georges, Trotton
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St. Georges, Trotton
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St. Georges, Trotton
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St. Georges, Trotton
A most unusual privy This little building is in the north east corner of Trotton churchyard. Inside there is a portable lavatory. A notice on the door tells of the people who designed and donated it. photo:- Shazz - - 2 March, 2009 next gallery image |
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| St. Georges churchyard, Trotton
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You are at St. Georges church - - Trotton in the church photo gallery - page ref - gallery3a - - Rother Valley trail link
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