Jevington Village and Birthplace of Banoffee Pie
Jevington Village and Birthplace of Banoffee Pie
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Jevington Village and Birthplace of Banoffee Pie
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February 1, 2021
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There is much historical interest in the area. Many Neolithic barrows have been discovered in the nearby hills, whilst the village has Roman associations. In the 18th century, it was a notorious smuggler's base.
The Eight Bells is a great country pub at the heart of the village with excellent lunch options. Be sure to try the local speciality for dessert: the village is the birthplace of banoffee pie.
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