mock bridge
Mock Bridge is the Adur crossing to the north of Henfield, at Shermanbury. There have been several bridges over the river Adur here. An 1825 travel guide to Sussex refers to it as "Moak" bridge; the word "moke" means donkey, so perhaps that is the origin of the bridge's name.
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Mock Bridge: This latest bridge replaced one built in 1930.
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Mock Bridge: A black & white view of the bridge in the 1930s. In the middle distance you can see the white side of the Bull Inn, with Mockbridge House just behind and to the right of it. Trees and bushes have now grown up to obscure this view.
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Mock Bridge 1: The bridge in the January floods of 2016.
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Mock Bridge: A view from late December 2018, at the flood period.
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Mock Bridge: This latest bridge replaced one built in 1930.
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Mock Bridge: A black & white view of the bridge in the 1930s. In the middle distance you can see the white side of the Bull Inn, with Mockbridge House just behind and to the right of it. Trees and bushes have now grown up to obscure this view.
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Mock Bridge 1: The bridge in the January floods of 2016.
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Mock Bridge: A view from late December 2018, at the flood period.
