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Rye Nook Fishery
© Nick Chillingworth Lrps (view gallery)
Delightful fishing lakes at Rye Harbour, East Sussex. I actually went in search of some wildlife on the Nature Reserve but ended up with this sunset over the lake.

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Rye
© Fred In't Hout (view gallery)
The Old Borough Arms Pub

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Rye Harbour. The red tinned roof hut.
© Mark Sewell (view gallery)

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Painting of Mermaid Street, Rye, in the snow by Colin Bailey
© Colin Bailey (view gallery)

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Cobbled Street at Rye
© Peter Mcfarlane (view gallery)

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Rye at sunset
© Andrew Marks (view gallery)

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Rye
© Fred In't Hout (view gallery)
Beautiful little town

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A picture of Rye
© Luc Hermans (view gallery)
For our time is a very shadow that passeth away (Wisdom II.V) - reads the inscription on the magnificent Church clock at St. Mary's, in Rye, East Sussex. The two Quarter Boys that strike the clock every quarter hour are infact fibre-glass replicas of the originals that now reside inside the church.

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Rye Harbour Sunrise
© Nick Chillingworth Lrps (view gallery)
This hut has been photographed many times by hundreds of photographers, alas not all have witnessed this view at sunrise in January.

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Rye Harbour
© Mick Bean (view gallery)
On the beach

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Rye Town, East Sussex
© Martin Humphreys (view gallery)

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Rye
© Lee Britt (view gallery)
Timbered Houses

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Windmill
© Steve Rance (view gallery)
The windmill in Rye

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Narrow cobbled street
© Adam Swaine (view gallery)

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View Rye church to windmill
© Hans Littel (view gallery)

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Classic MG
© Stacey Olymbios (view gallery)
A lovely classic MG in the car show, at the

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Rye
© Chris Williams (view gallery)

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Rye, East Sussex
© Kip Bennett (view gallery)

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Mermaid Street, Rye, East Sussex
© Roger Baker (view gallery)

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Rye
© Fred In't Hout (view gallery)
Rye, a nice village for a stroll.

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At the end of Rye harbour
© Mick Bean (view gallery)
You could wait a long time !

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Mermaid Street, Rye, East Sussex
© Gary Pearce (view gallery)

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Rye Town, East Sussex
© Martin Humphreys (view gallery)

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Rye, East Sussex
© Angela Lensereflection (view gallery)
Mermaid street in Rye East Sussex. Famous for the mermaid Inn which is a grade II listed building dating back to the 14 th century. , beautiful view from the tip of the street .

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View of Rye from the Church Tower.
© Kip Bennett (view gallery)

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Rye, East Sussex
© Paul Hilton (view gallery)
Fishing boats on the River Rother at Rye Harbour, East Sussex.

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Back in time
© Steve Rance (view gallery)
Old back street in Rye, Sussex

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Rye's famous Mermaid Inn 1986
© cathyml (view gallery)
One of England's oldest Inns, and Rye's largest medieval building with Norman cellars from 1156. The Inn was rebuilt in 1420. Includes secret tunnels and resident ghosts. The notorious Hawkhurst gang of smugglers used this Inn as their Headquarters. This is a view from the car park at the rear of the building

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Rye
© Bettina Müller (view gallery)

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Beautful Rye
© Steve Rance (view gallery)
Back streets of Rye

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Courtyard passage, the Mermaid Inn
© Victor Naumenko (view gallery)

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Rye
© Chris Williams (view gallery)

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Out of sight
© Lee Britt (view gallery)
A side street in Rye.

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A picture of Rye
© poe (view gallery)

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Camber Castle
© Chris Williams (view gallery)

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Rye, East Sussex
© Paul Hilton (view gallery)
The Mermaid Inn on Mermaid St, Rye, East Sussex. One of the drinking establishments of the nortorious Hawkhurst Gang who were into smuggling along the south coast from 1735 to 1749.They drank with their guns on the tables; their reign of terror coming to an end at Goudhurst, Kent in 1747 with a battle with the local militia.

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Old boat, Rye harbour
© euroscape (view gallery)
Old fishing boat left to rot such a shame.

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Mermaid Inn, Rye
© cathyml (view gallery)
Can anyone confirm that this in The Mermaid Inn in Rye?

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View from Rye church
© Hans Littel (view gallery)

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Rye windmill
© Win Dalton (view gallery)
Windmill in Rye

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The Old Union Workhouse, 1911, Rye, East Sussex
© Nick Chillingworth Lrps (view gallery)
Photo of the Union Workhouse taken from Alan Dickenson's book

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A breath of fresh air.
© Barry Muir (view gallery)
A simple shot of Rye beach.

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From the Parish Church Cemetery
© Kip Bennett (view gallery)

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Rye, East Sussex
© Kip Bennett (view gallery)

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Rye, East Sussex
© Kip Bennett (view gallery)

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A nice shop in Rye.
© Hans Littel (view gallery)

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Swan Cottage
© Ted (view gallery)
Swan Cottage, The Mint, Rye (East Sussex, May 2008)

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Rye
© Chris Williams (view gallery)

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This picture was taken from the Church in Rye. I don't know what building this is. But I think it's a beautiful turret.
© Hans Littel (view gallery)

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The Castle
© Adam Swaine (view gallery)

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Cobbled Street, Rye
© Deborah Hermitage (view gallery)

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A picture of Rye
© poe (view gallery)

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Rye
© Chris Williams (view gallery)

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Rye
© Chris Williams (view gallery)

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Rock Channel, Rye
© Edward Lever (view gallery)
The Rock Channel lies below the old town of Rye

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Ypres Tower
© Keith Gatland (view gallery)

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Mermaid Street, Rye, Sussex
© Denis Sharp (view gallery)

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Sunset at Rye Harbour, East Sussex
© Mark Brown (view gallery)

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Another fine house.
© Adam Swaine (view gallery)

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Rye Quayside
© Anthony Ladds (view gallery)
nearly sundown

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A picture of Rye
© poe (view gallery)

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A picture of Rye
© poe (view gallery)

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Rye
© Chris Williams (view gallery)

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Castle pub
© Adam Swaine (view gallery)

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The Mermaid Hotel, Rye, East Sussex
© Roger Baker (view gallery)

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One of many pretty streets in Rye, East Sussex
© Elaine (view gallery)

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West Street, Rye, East Sussex
© David Brooker (view gallery)

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The Old Bell
© Steve Rance (view gallery)
The Old Bell public house in Rye

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Rye, East Sussex
© Kip Bennett (view gallery)

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Rye
© Mick Bean (view gallery)
Houses overlooking the Churchyard 2/9/07

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Levels East of Rye, 5am
© Mark Dobed (view gallery)
Levels, east of Rye in East Sussex one May morning (2006) just before 5am.

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View north-east from the tower of St. Mary's Church, Rye
© Edward Lever (view gallery)
Climbing the tower of St. Mary's Church is a requirement for any visitor to Rye

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