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There are three 'Ampneys' named after the brook of that name. Ampney Crucis is largest, boasting two former water mills and a riverside hotel. The Holy Rood Church is almost hidden by trees; more isolated Ampney St Mary Church, all that remains of the lost village, is in open farmland. The hamlet of Ampney St Peter is in a quiet cul-de-sac off the main road.
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