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This quaint market town is famous for its namesake church, which is said to be the final resting place of King Harold II.

This quaint market town is famous for its namesake church, which is said to be the final resting place of King Harold II.

This quaint market town is famous for its namesake church, which is said to be the final resting place of King Harold II.

This quaint market town is famous for its namesake church, which is said to be the final resting place of King Harold II.

Admire the exquisite Norman architecture of this medieval church, which dates back more than eight centuries.

Admire the exquisite Norman architecture of this medieval church, which dates back more than eight centuries.

Admire the exquisite Norman architecture of this medieval church, which dates back more than eight centuries.

Admire the exquisite Norman architecture of this medieval church, which dates back more than eight centuries.

This quaint market town is famous for its namesake church, which is said to be the final resting place of King Harold II.

This quaint market town is famous for its namesake church, which is said to be the final resting place of King Harold II.

Admire the exquisite Norman architecture of this medieval church, which dates back more than eight centuries.

Admire the exquisite Norman architecture of this medieval church, which dates back more than eight centuries.

Admire the exquisite Norman architecture of this medieval church, which dates back more than eight centuries.

Admire the exquisite Norman architecture of this medieval church, which dates back more than eight centuries.

Admire the exquisite Norman architecture of this medieval church, which dates back more than eight centuries.

Admire the exquisite Norman architecture of this medieval church, which dates back more than eight centuries.

This quaint market town is famous for its namesake church, which is said to be the final resting place of King Harold II.