They began by creating a break in the thatch in order to prevent the fire spreading to the adjoining properties. (Petersfield Post photo)
They began by creating a break in the thatch in order to prevent the fire spreading to the adjoining properties. (Petersfield Post photo)
Thatched roofs have been a feature of East Meon since the Middle Ages, and are still common. Lyle Morgan is a master thatcher.
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Ben Date of creation
1950 Date of coverage
1950 Place
East Meon Copyright
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They began by creating a break in the thatch in order to prevent the fire spreading to the adjoining properties. (Petersfield Post photo) 
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