Photo 6x4 The Long Brook (2) Newhaven/TQ4401 boutiques Le nom du champ accor c2012

Photograph Notes: The name of the field according to Bishopstone's 1844 tithe map. This is the southern end of [[3101567]] which was once a tidal inlet that linked Bishopstone to the sea and was a football pitch during the 1960s with a pavilion at the bottom end of the field. In the distance to the left is Hawth Hill on which a small estate has been built around Bishopstone station that was opened in 1938.

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