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East Sussex Once Existed

Tide Mills: unearthing the ‘Hamlet of Horror’ at the British Pompeii.

September 2, 2018September 3, 2019 ODOmatt 1 Comment East Sussex, Lost Villages, Newhaven, Odd Days Out, Once Existed, Seaford, Tide Mills

Part of the ‘Once Existed’ Project – Visited by the ODOstefan, Eloise, Darla, Theo, Rachel and Matt on the 11th

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East Sussex Historical Footnotes

Sir Thomas Lunsford: on the hunt for the ‘Cannibal Cavalier’

March 8, 2018July 17, 2018 ODOmatt 0 Comments Cannibalism, East Hoathly, East Hoathly Church, East Sussex, English Civil War, Historical Footnote, King Charles I, Odd Days Out, Old Whyly House, Sir Thomas Lunsford, Sir Thomas Pelham

A Historical Footnote – visited by ODOmatt on the 28th February 2018. A chip in the wall of an old

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East Sussex Lost Villages Once Existed

Lullington

October 27, 2017March 25, 2018 ODOmatt 2 Comments Alfriston, British Sea Power, Cuckmere Haven, East Sussex, Long Man of Wilmington, Lost Village, Lullington, Lullington Church, Much Ado Books, Small Churches

Part of the ‘Once Existed’ Project – Visited by the ODOstefan and ODOmatt on the 31st August 2017 Before discovering

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East Sussex Lost Villages Once Existed

Northeye

October 3, 2017February 21, 2019 ODOstefan 0 Comments Cinque Port, East Sussex, eyots, Hooe, John Vigar, Leigh Driver, Lost Village, Northeye, Northeye Chapel, Pevensey, Pevensey Ukulele Group, Smugglers Inn, The Lamb Inn

The deserted village of Northeye is situated in an area known as the Hooe Level on the Pevensey Levels – a lowland marsh area between Bexhill and Eastbourne.

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