Last Alteration: Sunday 07 April 2013
Rye Harbour Nature Reserve
GPS Coordinates
50°55'53", 00°46'12" show decimal
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Page 11, N12
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Rye Harbour Nature Reserve
Rye, East Sussex
The nature reserve lies south of Rye, and has been up over the course of 500 years and is now the habitat of many unusual plants and birds. It is designated as a site of special scientific interest.
How to get here:
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Road: M20 - Exit the M20 at Sevington (J10), and then join the A2070. Keep following it south until you reach the A259 at Brenzett, and then turn head straight across onto the A259 towards Rye. Follow the A259 through the town, and then as you head south (Winchester Road), turn left onto Harbour Road and follow this down to the car park. +
Free car park opposite the nature reserve.
Cross over the road to the nature reserve, then follow the path through the reserve to the hut (visible for miles!)
Access: publicStatus: recognisableHut
Photograph taken: 24th March 2008 by Chuck Foster
The Ultimate Foe (14)
Filmed: 23-24 Jun 1986
The Doctor and Glitz stagger to a hut ... the Master's TARDIS!
Other nearby locations:
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Camber Sands (The Chase, The Trial of a Time Lord ("The Ultimate Foe")). No route recorded to this location.
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Bodiam Castle (The King's Demons, Robot of Sherwood). No route recorded to this location.
Additional locations as the crow flies:
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Dengemarsh Road (The Claws of Axos): 6.44 miles. 
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Dungeness Power Station (The Enemy of the World, The Claws of Axos): 8.73 miles. 
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Dungeness Road (The Claws of Axos): 9.03 miles.
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Dungeness Beach (The Claws of Axos): 9.24 miles.
Further links about the location:
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Wild Rye - officlal site of the nature reserve.
Related Stories
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The Trial of a Time Lord ("The Ultimate Foe") [23-24 Jun 1986]: The Master's TARDIS
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