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Stands the Church clock at ten to three and is there honey still for tea? Rupert Brooke
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Mayfield seen from Clifton
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Old Hall Farm built c.1620
A superbly modernised rock house, Bridge Hill
Slack Lane linking Upper Mayfield to Middle Mayfield (a “slack” is a shallow valley)
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Woodside Farm, Upper Mayfield
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Mayfield House, once the home of the Simpson family who owned the mill.
Wild garlic (allium ursinam) is prolific in Mayfield in May: its leaves are delicious in salads.
Whereabouts in Mayfield is this?
Until the turnpike road up Swinscoe Hill was opened in 1831, Old Bank (gradient 1:4) was the Leek road.
Hidden in a secret corner of Mayfield, the Root House is a listed building.