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Derelict Cottage, Norlington. Looking west from Norlington Lane.
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Derelict Cottage, Norlington. Looking west from Norlington Lane.
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War memorial, Ringmer. Looking east along the village green and B2192. Ringmer was not originally the principal village of the area but a common for the farmers of Rushy Green, Ashton Green, Norlington and Wellingham to graze their livestock on. However, Ringmer soon became the parochial centre, and from the enclosures onwards the village grew, particularly after two turnpikes (nowadays the B2192 and B2124) were driven through the common in the 1740s. Now it's the principal village and the others have become small sleepy hamlets.
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West Gote Cottages On Gote Lane and the only buildings on the lane until the construction of Sadlers Way housing estate in the 1980s completed the infilling of land bounded by the rural lanes to the south of Ringmer village.
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Five Acres The name of the field according to the 1839 tithe map. Taken from the footpath that links Little Norlington to Broyle Side.
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