Photo: The Devil's Jumps, a viewpoint near Thursley, Surrey, south east England.

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The Devil's Jumps

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The Devil’s Jumps are three abrupt heather hills near Churt, the middle one — Stony Jump — climbable for a sudden view over the Frensham commons. They’re open access and free, a short steep scramble up from the heath below. Haslemere station is about 7km south.

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