A "doubly thankful" village. A thankful village is one where none of the inhabitants were killed in the First World War. A doubly thankful one is where no inhabitants were killed in either the First or Second World Wars.
Either there weren't many soldiers from Bradbourne or they were very lucky.
The apparent war memorial is actually a commemoration of Queen Victoria's 60 years on the throne.
A nice scenic village but no facilities such as shops, cafes or pubs.

Gary Court

November 4, 2018

Dr Bike at Farndon garden centre café

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Elevation 210 m

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