ipernity: Cathedrals and Churches by Roger Dodger

St Mary's Church Tower Frensham

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St Mary The Virgin Church Tower in Frensham, Surrey 2014 Grade II listed 14th Century tower Nikon D5100, Tamron 18-270mm.

Church of St Mary The Virgin Frensham 2014

13 May 2014

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Church of St Mary The Virgin Frensham 2014 Grade II listed 13th Century church and 14th Century tower Nikon D5100, Tamron 18-270mm. 2 images landscape orientation stitched in PS Elements 12

Frensham Village - St Mary's Church

12 May 2014

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Church of St Mary The Virgin Frensham 2014 Grade II listed 13th Century church and 14th Century tower Nikon D5100, Tamron 18-270mm. Panorama of 3 images portrait orientation stitched in PS Elements 12

Church of St Mary The Virgin Frensham

05 Jul 2008

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Church of St Mary The Virgin Frensham 2008 Grade II listed 13th Century church and 14th Century tower

View to Tintagel Church

03 May 1974

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View from Kilcummer to Tintagel Church Scan and crop of an old one from 1974 Scan from cropped 35mm slide

Methodist Church Clovelly Village

03 May 1974

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The Methodist Church Clovelly Village 1974 Cropped scan from Kodachrome slide; Epson 1240U

St George's Church, Badshot Lea, Nr Farnham, Surre…

27 Mar 1965

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St George's Church, Badshot Lea, Nr Farnham, Surrey from 1965

Church of St George Badshot Lea

17 Nov 2009

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Church of St George Badshot Lea, Farnham, Surrey Stitched from 2Nr images.

Seale Church environs Panorama1a

17 Nov 2009

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Village Church of St Lawrence, Seale in its Surrey environment

Seale Church

17 Nov 2009

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Church of St Laurence, Seale village, Surrey The church was established in the 12th century as an outpost of Waverley Abbey. The bell tower houses a peal of six bells, the oldest and largest forged in the 16th century. The church was extensively restored and enlarged in about 1860.

Grasmere Church

10 Nov 2013

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St Oswald's Church, 14thC church in Grasmere Cumbria 2002 English Heritage designated as a Grade I listed building. Notable for its associations with the poet, William Wordsworth and his family Next door is the Grasmere gingerbread shop.