The Ferris wheel at Tulleys Farm is near the top towards the right with Maidenbower forming a strip of rooftops across the width of the image below. Creaseys Drive area in Broadfield is at the foot of the image.

 

Tollgate Hill across the middle. On the ridge at the top, towards the right, is the water tower on Selsfield Common between Turners Hill and West Hoathly. I believe the house next to the yellow field to be Wyndham Croft on Selsfield Road.

 

 

Woodgate at Pease Pottage, above centre, and Greentrees in the top left quarter.

 

 

 

 

 

In the top right quarter on the escarpment of the Downs is the V-shaped plantation of trees near Plumpton, planted to commemorate the Diamond Jubilee of Queen Victoria in 1897.

 

 

 

 

The wind turbines off the coast of Shoreham are visible through the dip in the Downs, along with Lancing College

 

 

 

 

Colgate is just visible across the centre, with the village centre on the far right.

 

 

Horsham is beyond the ridge, with the spires of St Mary's and St Mark's visible in the top left quarter

 

 

Holmbush to the right of centre with Mowbray beyond.

 

 

Faygate to the left

 

 

Kilnwood Vale in the foreground with Rusper in the top right quarter.

 

Kilnwood Vale in the foreground with Kilnwood House and Normans (at Rusper) in a neat little line above.

 

The pointy spire of Newdigate church is visible in the top right quarter, if your eyes are sharp, as are the two tower blocks in the southern area of Dorking.

 

The white building just above centre is The Mount in Ifield Wood and the large barn roofs in the top left quarter are at Ivy House Farm on Partridge Lane

 

Bewbush & Ifield West, with Bonwyckes Place and the Russ Hill Hotel beyond.

 

Bewbush Green below and to the left of centre. just to the right of centre, below the ridge of Norwood Hill and Horse Hill, is the tower of St Nicholas Church at Charlwood. The green area across the centre is the fields of Ifield Court Farm, which won't be green for much longer if Homes England and Horsham District Council get their way.

 

Breezehurst Pavilion & Bewbush Shops are at the bottom in the centre and above the Ellman Road area of Bewbush is Rother crescent in Gossops Green. Out to the left is Ifield Mill and above the mill, and to the right, is St Margaret's Church at Ifield

 

 

This final image was taken from Breezehurst Playing Field in Bewbush, just near the bridge from Buchan Park.

 

It shows almost two and a half thousand years of Ifield history in one picture. In the bottom half of the photo is Ifield Millpond, originally a hammer pond constructed in the 1560s to power the finery forge on the site which was processing the pig iron from Bewbush Furnace, and Ifield Watermill, which was built in 1817.
To the left, just above the centre, are the fields of Ifield Court Farm where archaeological excavations have revealed evidence of extensive Iron Age and Roman era settlement. To the right in the top half is St Margaret's Church, built in around 1200 on the site of an older church, and above the church and slightly to the left is Ifield Court Medieval Moated site, for which the date of construction is unknown, but was certainly there by 1387 and was once home to the Manor House.

 

The sharp eye will also spot the tower of the Church of St Nicholas at Charlwood in the top left quarter, roughly central in the quarter.

 

 

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