Important Sites
PLEASE REMEMBER TO GET ALL THE NECESSARY PERMISSIONS BEFORE DOING ANYTHING ON THESE SITES. I'M POSTING FROM NORWAY SO I DO NOT KNOW THE NATIONAL AND LOCAL REGULATIONS REGARDING ACCESS TO THE SITES.
Looking at my stats, I see that I have no readers in the UK. So using UK National Grid References to denote the locations I've looked at is nonsensical.
I have put together a short list of the locations I have mentioned in my blog posts so those with access to Google Earth can follow the action as it where.
Williams's first Fort at Pevensey
Base of Standard Hill - Approximate landing place for William's Cavalry
Williams's first Fort at Pevensey
49' 09.32" N 20' 02.56"E
( All sites start with 50deg N and 0deg E)
Base of Standard Hill - Approximate landing place for William's Cavalry
52' 35.49" N 24' 21.05"E
Hastings Castle - Built in the 1080's on eastern side of inlet
51' 22.09"N 35' 05.09"E
Hastings Priory - Suspected site of William's 2nd landing
51' 20.75"N 34' 38.33"E
Second Fort Site - Shore fort in the vicinity of Cambridge Road
51' 18.64"N 34' 26.27"E
Third Fort site - Hill fort on top of Telham Hill
53' 53.66"N 31' 30.23"E
Where Harold Fell - According to monks and English Heritage
54' 52.22"N 29' 15.67"E
Caldbec Hill - Suspected English camp site of John Grehan
55' 16.18"N 29' 03.21"E
Netherfield Hill - One of my suspected English camp sites
55' 56.33"N 27' 59.18"E
Wood near Netherfield Church - My suspected battle site
56' 29.44"N 26' 52.85"E
Opposite the Entrance to Battle Golf Club - Another suspected battle site
55'56.59" N 27' 42.96"E
Darwell Wood - My suspected site for the English camp
56' 54.99"N 25' 43.26"E
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