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If Harry and Meghan had known this village in Sussex, they would not have given up living in their duchy and crossed the Atlantic…
By Clara Le Fort
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The Hungry Guest (café-delicatessen-bakery-butcher and its scooter)… 
… participates in revitalizing the village.
VSKnown as Britain’s L’Isle-sur-la-Sorgue with its hundreds of antique dealers, Petworth has long lived the high life. The attraction of Petworth Place – the English Versailles – and its rich collections, the proximity of Goodwood and Cowdray Estate (respectively famous for their car races and their international polo competitions) and the presence of a national park made Petworth a cultural epicenter just 1.5 hours south of London.
After September 11, however, with the departure of American collectors, the village declined, losing one by one businesses, tourists and vitality. It was reckoning without Nicola Jones…
The Hungry Guest – Alamy Stock Photo – SP/ANGEL INN – Chris Lanaway
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