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This quiet village has a Norman to Perpendicular church and a timbered porch.
To the north of the village is Pope’s Oak, associated with Alexander Pope who is said to have composed the ‘Rape of the Lock’ here in 1712.
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- Landmark
This quiet village has a Norman to Perpendicular church and a timbered porch.
To the north of the village is Pope’s Oak, associated with Alexander Pope who is said to have composed the ‘Rape of the Lock’ here in 1712.