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St John the Baptist church
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St. John the Baptist Church, Edlingham. There may have been a church here in AD 740 which was replace by another circa AD 840. The first stone church dates from circa AD 1050 and parts of this may have survived in the west wall. The main part of the present building is 12thC, the 14thC tower was probably used for defence. The adjacent Edlingham Castle was built in the 14thC by Sir William de Felton who is buried within the church. The Gravestone tells a poignant story..Probably Cholera victims..R.

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::Dunstickin
07/08/12 1:22 PM GMT
It is a lovely church!...So basic, but still has more appeal than the more popular decorated ones!..

Good angle for this one!..
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::Ramad
07/08/12 1:25 PM GMT
That the walls are still standing shows that it was a solid construction. Good capture from a good angle.
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::Jimbobedsel
07/08/12 1:38 PM GMT
I hope the organ doesn't get wet when it rains! LOL. Excellent post, Mr. Biff.
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.Roseman_Stan
07/08/12 2:04 PM GMT
Exceptional work Richie. Wow is this nice!!
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::0930_23
07/08/12 3:42 PM GMT
I can't quite read the inscription on the tombstone Count B. Good angle you chose.

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People are like cameras--sometimes they lose focus.
.icedancer
07/08/12 3:48 PM GMT
Beautiful church and looks like a gorgeous back window which would be over the alter. Is this still used
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.Joanie
07/08/12 5:22 PM GMT
Always makes me wonder what they looked like when they were first built. Still beautiful now! A fine and superb capture Richie!
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.avedeloff
07/08/12 6:05 PM GMT
Such a great photo with the old church. The sky really adds drama to the photo.
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.ovar2008
07/08/12 8:35 PM GMT
I love these buildings and here you did a great work.
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::corngrowth
07/08/12 9:18 PM GMT
Another image with character, Richie.

Well done again!

Regards, Cornelius.
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::tigger3
07/08/12 11:08 PM GMT
Excellent imagery R. the color tones, the textures, and details are superb. Tigs♥ =^..^=
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::luckyshot
07/09/12 12:02 AM GMT
Richie - "The main part of the present building is 12thC' - a veritable newbie in English history. A wonderful capture, rich with details and color. Thad
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::cynlee
07/09/12 1:01 AM GMT
That's older than me, Richie! Again the detail is so incredibly sharp. Great image.
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.Jhihmoac
07/09/12 1:53 AM GMT
Nice one, Count B...Thanks for sharing...
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Logun7
07/09/12 1:20 PM GMT
Outstanding shot Richie!! The clarity is superb:)
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.Sinestro
07/11/12 11:03 AM GMT
Such a Fantastic angle... you Really outdid Yourself, Here! That window really Draws the eye!
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.Sree
07/31/12 4:55 PM GMT
Gorgeous colors and lighting, love the capture
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