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The year they moved into The Green (2003) Cathy and Tim Bridger opened their garden ...
These cottages were restored and thatched in the 1930s by Horley Morder, who bought them in a dilapidated state.
These cottages were restored and thatched in the 1930s by Horley Morder, who bought them in a dilapidated state.
These photographs were taken in January 2010 when the village was blanketed in snow for ten days.
These photographs were taken in January 2010 when the village was blanketed in snow for ten days.
These photographs were taken in January 2010 when the village was blanketed in snow for ten days.
These photographs were taken in January 2010 when the village was blanketed in snow for ten days.
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)
They're off
This 1912 postcard shows the farmyard and buildings at Court Farm.
This barn was built in the 17th century, possibly after the Court House and farm were confiscated from the Diocese of Winchesterand later donated by Charles II to Stephen Fox.
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