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== Behind the scenes == | == Behind the scenes == | ||
The village where Nest Cottage is located goes unnamed in ''[[Hornets' Nest]]'' and ''[[Demon Quest]]'', with the name "Hexford" originating from ''[[Serpent Crest]]''. In 2010, between the releases of ''Hornets' Nest'' and ''Serpent Crest'', [[Paul Magrs]] wrote an unlicensed comic called ''The Housekeeper'' published in ''VWOORP! VWOORP!'' magazine which named the village "[[Darkholmes]]". The second story of ''Serpent Crest'', ''[[The Broken Crown (audio story)|The Broken Crown]]'', mentions Darkholmes as being a neighbouring village to Hexford. references Darkholmes as being When Magrs reused Darkholmes in the novel ''[[Fellowship of Ink (novel)|Fellowship of Ink]]'', he introduced [[Hexford College]] as a location in the village. | The village where Nest Cottage is located goes unnamed in ''[[Hornets' Nest]]'' and ''[[Demon Quest]]'', with the name "Hexford" originating from ''[[Serpent Crest]]''. In 2010, between the releases of ''Hornets' Nest'' and ''Serpent Crest'', [[Paul Magrs]] wrote an unlicensed comic called ''The Housekeeper'' published in ''VWOORP! VWOORP!'' magazine which named the village "[[Darkholmes]]". The second story of ''Serpent Crest'', ''[[The Broken Crown (audio story)|The Broken Crown]]'', mentions Darkholmes as being a neighbouring village to Hexford. references Darkholmes as being When Magrs reused Darkholmes in the novel ''[[Fellowship of Ink (novel)|Fellowship of Ink]]'', he introduced [[Hexford College]] as a location in the village. | ||
[[Category:Sussex towns and villages]] | [[Category:Sussex towns and villages]] | ||
[[Category:Towns and villages visited by the Fourth Doctor]] | [[Category:Towns and villages visited by the Fourth Doctor]] | ||
Revision as of 18:16, 3 September 2020
Hexford was a village in Sussex. (AUDIO: Tsar Wars) Hexford Woods bordered the village, separating Hexford from the nearby Darkholmes; Darkholmes and Hexford shared a newspaper. (AUDIO: The Broken Crown) Little Hodcombe was also near Hexford. (AUDIO: And You Will Obey Me)
One of the Doctor's houses, Nest Cottage, was located there. Other locations in the village included a village green, a mini-market, a church, (AUDIO: Tsar Wars, et al.) a rectory, the White Hart, (AUDIO: The Broken Crown) the Hexford Village Hall, Cod Almighty, and the Dragon Pub. (AUDIO: The Hexford Invasion)
The Fourth Doctor's TARDIS became temporarily stuck in the village after the Demon stole components from its spatial geometer. During this period in the Doctor's life, the TARDIS could still travel through time. (AUDIO: The Relics of Time et al.)
The Fifth Doctor encountered the Reborn Master in Hexford in 2016. (AUDIO: And You Will Obey Me)
Behind the scenes
The village where Nest Cottage is located goes unnamed in Hornets' Nest and Demon Quest, with the name "Hexford" originating from Serpent Crest. In 2010, between the releases of Hornets' Nest and Serpent Crest, Paul Magrs wrote an unlicensed comic called The Housekeeper published in VWOORP! VWOORP! magazine which named the village "Darkholmes". The second story of Serpent Crest, The Broken Crown, mentions Darkholmes as being a neighbouring village to Hexford. references Darkholmes as being When Magrs reused Darkholmes in the novel Fellowship of Ink, he introduced Hexford College as a location in the village.
