The Sugar Loaf folly a 35ft cone-shaped structure built by Mad Jack Fuller near Brightling believed to date from the 1820s

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Bulit overnight maybe to win a wager for Mad Jack Fuller it sits alone at the edge of a field near the Heathfield to Battle road. It resembles a nearby church tower. The name sugar loaf comes from the shape of the way sugar was bought in cones.

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Size: 6000px × 3952px
Location: Woods Corner, East Sussex, UK
Photo credit: © Martin Beddall / Alamy / Afripics
License: Licensed
Model Released: No

Keywords: brightling, cone, conical, folly, fuller, jack, loaf, mad, sugar, sussex, tower, wager, whim