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Dist:0.2km<br/>The B3335 road descends Coxs Hill on its way out of Twyford village towards the M3 junction. The house down the road is called "The Lodge" and looks like a gatehouse for Twyford Lodge, although Church Lane (which runs parallel to this piece of road) cuts across the 'drive' from the little Lodge to the larger Lodge. When this road bends to the left (as per the warning sign) it meets the junction with the north end of Church Lane.
©Jim Champion
Dist:0.4km<br/>Looking north. There has been much controversy over the feed mill and associated buildings which, whilst providing employment, are seen as inappropriate in a rural residential setting.
©Peter Facey
Dist:0.4km<br/>Bourne Lane (right). The narrow Berry Lane (left above pillar box) goes to the church. Vine Cottage (beyond bus stop). Pemberley (righthand white house).
©Peter Facey
Dist:0.4km<br/>This is the main road through Twyford, which descends Cox's Hill on its way to the northbound Junction 11 of the M3 motorway. This view is from the top end of Church Lane.
©Jim Champion
Dist:0.5km<br/>This may originally have been one large house but is now divided into three: Twyford House (left), Wing House (above righthand gate pillar), Well House (beyond the trees).
©Peter Facey
Dist:0.5km<br/>A three storey brick water mill with tiled roof built in 1803 and adjoining barn (now converted into houses). The mill still contains a working iron Poncelet style waterwheel which drives an unusual horizontal timber mainshaft designed to primarily drive barn machinery. Two pairs of Millstone Grit stones remain and the mostly wooden machinery for their operation is intact although not used. Open on National Mills Weekend and National Heritage Weekend and by request. http://www.hampshiremills.org
©ANDY FISH
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Dist:0.5km<br/>A view of the graveyard to the north of the church of St Mary the Virgin, taken from beneath the ancient clipped yew tree. It has been claimed that the yew is over 1000 years old, although a more conservative estimate of 450 years was given in 1988 by the Yew Tree Conservation Foundation. This would make it contemporary with the rebuilding of the Norman church in 1402. [Information from http://www.twyfordpc.hants.gov.uk/ ]
©Jim Champion
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©Basher Eyre
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©Basher Eyre
Dist:0.6km<br/>The Church of St. Mary, Twyford, was built in 1876
©Steve Rigg

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