The following 112 photographs were taken from six locations around Weir Wood reservoir. I will not commentate in as much detail as usual due to not knowing the area as well as I would like and the sheer volume of photographs. I will however highlight landmarks of note where applicable.

From close to Neylands Farm, between Legheath Lane and Grinstead Lane

The buildings in the top right corner are in Sharpthorne.

Gatwick airport just visible in the top left quarter.

East Grinstead is in the top left quarter

Sharpthorne is as at the top. On the right, just below and with straight lines of trees either side, is Ibstock brick, close to the old West Hoathly Railway Station. The Bluebell railway is in the line of trees beyond and the tunnel can *just* be made out on full zoom.

The house son the hill are those at West Hoathly and the church spire can just be seen, halfway between the houses and the left side of the image.

Gravetye Manor can just be seen through the trees in the top left quarter.

Gatwick is in the top left quarter.

East Grinstead is just visible, top centre.

West of Mill Place and the Bluebell Railway bridge

East Grinstead is just visible in the top left quarter

Bluebell Railway line, heading south

Sharpthorne at the top of the picture on the side of the hill. The spire of St Margaret's at West Hoathly is in the top right corner.

West Hoathly on the hill and the spire of St Margaret's at West Hoathly is now in the top left corner

The chimneys of Gravetye Manor can just be seen in the trees on the far left of the photo, just above the triangular field.

Gatwick at the top right

Bluebell Railway and Kingscote Station.

South east of Standen, close to the northern shore of the reservoir

Saint Hill Manor in the top right corner

Standen in the top right quarter with East Grinstead beyond.

Sharpthorne and West Hoathly on the ridge

Saint Hill Manor in the top right quarter

Standen in the top right quarter

East Grinstead in the top left quarter