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| Tonbridge Daily Photo #105 - Bridge at Buley's Weir |
The Weir takes it's name from Buley the Fishmonger whose shop once traded close to this spot in the 19th Century. The name was used as a point of reference.
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Monday, 19 November 2012
Tonbridge Daily Photo
The Weir takes it's name from Buley the Fishmonger whose shop once traded close to this spot in the 19th Century. The name was used as a point of reference.
Sunday, 4 November 2012
Tonbridge Daily Snippet
The water that flows towards the High Street and under Little Bridge first tumbles over Buley's Weir which is situated between the Teen and Twenty and The Memorial Gardens.
The Weir takes it's name from Buley the Fishmonger whose shop once traded close to this spot in the 19th Century, and whose name was used as a point of reference.
The Weir takes it's name from Buley the Fishmonger whose shop once traded close to this spot in the 19th Century, and whose name was used as a point of reference.
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