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Free 
1-5 hours 
About 5 miles awayOne of the most overlooked dates of the sporting calendar, the World Marbles Championships have been taking place at the Greyhound pub in Tinsley Green (just south-east of Gatwick Airport) since 1932. Held each Good Friday, across the day and beginning around 10am, go along to see who'll be crowned World Champions for this year.
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