VILLAGE STREET Flint / brick buildings & Church UK LOCATION help, please

[001uk]

Hello!

Any ideas please as to the location of this

VILLAGE STREET SCENE

c Pre WWI view. In the background is a church.

Buildings to the left are of brick  / flint  construction.


There are no signs to be read anywhere (there are remnants of unreadable poster by the window on the left house). A quaint view with relatively well dressed folk posing for the camera. Village 'Bobby' cycles away with chap walking his Dalmatian dog alongside.

I have an inkling that it's Kent / Sussex.

With thanks~001uk

[still_looking]

Cobble dressed wall may suggest a seaside location.

S_L

[AJ100]

Flint walls popular in Kent & Sussex. The rooves appear to have Kent peg tiles. Can't narrow it down any more.

AJ

[robesur]

Flint in that form was popular in East Anglia, particularly Norfolk. Those are not Kent peg tiles but pantiles. also used widely in East Anglia

[001uk]

A further image for Tile fans.

[bugbear]

To me, pantiles + flint = Norfolk. Not 100%, but indicative.

 BugBear

[JenB]

Looks like Church Street Southrepps (Norfolk) to me http://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/3136016

[JenB]

Streetview of building on the left of your photo  http://www.rootschat.com/links/01ifx/

[stevew101]

Well found - That looks like the one.