Photo of Witley and Milford Commons, a country estate near Thursley, Surrey, south east England.

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Witley and Milford Commons

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Witley and Milford Commons is open-access countryside in the care of the National Trust in Surrey. Nearby, you could wander through Thursley or see the ancient stones at John Freeman Memorial Thursley. The closest station is Milford (Surrey), about 2.7 km to the east.

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