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Chipperfield
Newest Review: ... provided ample hunting grounds for royal hunters and horse riders,staying at the palace in Kings Langley, as Chipperfield was owned by the royalty until 1630 when Charles I sold the village to the City Of London to repay debts. Local legend has it that on such a stag hunting trip in 1510, King Henry the eighth fathered an illegitimate child with the windmill owners daughter and there are ... more  ... still lanes named after the child and it's mother, with a handful of residents, far too eager in claiming to have blue blood within them.
By the 1830's the hamlet was large enough to warrant the building of both Anglican and Baptist Churches and Chipperfie...more |
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Chipperfield - The Playground Of Kings (1367 words)
by - written on 08/03/09 (Very useful, 440 readings)
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After the last review it is a welcome break to write something that is less controversial and race, creed or religion free (I'm still waiting for my speakers corner suggestion of "should women be allowed to vote?" to get approved by dooyoo.......kidding!!!!) So it is with great glee and a proud heart that I tell you about the little village I call home....Chipperfield. Where Is It? In deepest darkest Hertfordshire, on the cusp of the Chilterns with its rolling hills of flint and chalk,Chipperfield is equidistantly nestled 5 miles between Costa Del Watford and Hemel Hempstead. It lies just north of the M25....or what the Londoners ... Read the complete review
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