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Thursley is a small heathland village between Hindhead and the Devil’s Punch Bowl, bordered by Thursley Common, a boggy national nature reserve known for its dragonflies and heathland birds. The village has timber-framed cottages and a church with rare Saxon windows. Witley or Haslemere stations are each about 6km off.

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Photo of the Surrey Hills, a National Landscape in Surrey, south east England.

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Wooded ridges and heathy commons an hour from London, with gentle hills and paths made for an easy day out

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

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Viewpoint near Thursley

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Photo: Gibbet Hill, a viewpoint near Haslemere, Surrey, south east England.

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Viewpoint near Haslemere

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Photo: Devil's Punch Bowl, a viewpoint near Haslemere, Surrey, south east England.

Devil's Punch Bowl

Viewpoint near Haslemere

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Photo of Frensham Little Pond, a Lake near Tilford, Surrey, south east England.

Frensham Little Pond

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Photo of The Merry Harriers, a gastropub near Hambledon, Surrey, south east England.

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