Selsey,
West Sussex
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page and the others listed on the left feature
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As views of countryside and farmland can
look similar across the UK each of these
pages include an aerial view of part of
the specific location mentioned. Locals
may recognise road layouts and landmarks.
Selsey
is a defining point along the West Sussex
coast. Selsey Bill juts out into the English
Channel forming a well-defined point separating
Portsmouth (Hampshire) from Bognor
Regis. To the west of Selsey is the
beautiful long Bracklesham Bay beach which
extends all the way along the coast to Chichester
Harbour. To the east of Selsey is the much
smaller Pagham Harbour (local nature reserve),
followed by beaches extending all the way
along the West Sussex coast through Bognor
Regis, Littlehampton
and Worthing
to the new City of Brighton
and Hove
(East Sussex). Selsey itself benefits from
a lifeboat station, coast guard station
and windwill (which is a delightful landmark).
More unusually, there is (was also a “sound
mirror” at Selsey – which
has now been converted into a small house.
(This is a grade 2 listed building). This
coastal promontory is home to a larger community
than one might expect, but is currently
under threat from the sea so there is a
campaign to maintain Selsey’s
Costal Defence .
Places surrounding Selsey tend to be a mile
or more away but include Bracklesham, Earnley,
Almodington, Highleigh, Sidlesham Common,
Street End Sidlesham, Nyetimber, Pagham
and Church Norton.
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