Letcombe Bassett, Watercress Beds And Arabella's Cottage c.1960
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L183004

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It is not difficult to see why Thomas Hardy used Letcombe Bassett as the setting for the fictional village of Cresscombe in his novel Jude The Obscure. Arabella's Cottage, where Jude first met Arabella, still exists, but the watercress beds have suffered neglect and are no longer productive, sad to say.
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