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'''Box Hill''' is a popular place of recreation for the people of south [[London]], in the [[North Downs]] north-east of [[Dorking]], [[Surrey]]. It has extensive views over the [[Weald]] to the [[South Downs]]. Its popularity as a resort has lasted for at least two centuries, as it was the scene of a picnic party in the novel ''Emma'' by [[Jane Austen]]. | '''Box Hill''' is a popular place of recreation for the people of south [[London]], in the [[North Downs]] north-east of [[Dorking]], [[Surrey]]. It has extensive views over the [[Weald]] to the [[South Downs]]. Its popularity as a resort has lasted for at least two centuries, as it was the scene of a picnic party in the novel ''Emma'' by [[Jane Austen]]. | ||
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Revision as of 18:29, November 24, 2008
Box Hill is a popular place of recreation for the people of south London, in the North Downs north-east of Dorking, Surrey. It has extensive views over the Weald to the South Downs. Its popularity as a resort has lasted for at least two centuries, as it was the scene of a picnic party in the novel Emma by Jane Austen. You who will block me whoever you are, please try and get the message to Andrew Schlafly. This wiki needs more truth and less conservative deceit. That way tey vandals will respect the site more and vandalize less.