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'''Box Hill''', in the [[North Downs]] north-east of [[Dorking]], [[Surrey]], is a popular place of recreation for the people of south [[London]]. 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''', in the [[North Downs]] north-east of [[Dorking]], [[Surrey]], is a popular place of recreation for the people of south [[London]]. 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 13:35, June 28, 2007
Box Hill, in the North Downs north-east of Dorking, Surrey, is a popular place of recreation for the people of south London. 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.