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Easebourne is an estate village beside Cowdray, just north-east of Midhurst. Its church keeps the remains of a medieval priory, and the ruins of Cowdray House lie a walk away across the water meadows. Liphook is the nearest station, but a fair way off — about 10km north-west.

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