« Reply #52 on: Saturday 11 October 08 14:54 BST (UK) »
While agree that the church does not look typically English, picture with the church on the horizon looks to me more like an English village than American or European. I find the patch of Water in the forground interesting in the Way it comes right upto the road. I looks almost as if it is deliberate, perhaps to launch boats from? I have seen in Sussex villages a few miles inland from the coast where tidal lagoons come in land a few miles and offer safe sites for small boats. The scene puts me in mind of a village called Bytheburgh but it isn't, the church being totally different. But the view of the water to the left and the road rising to higher ground with the village on, perhaps because the lowground is prone to flooding?
Has anyone noticed that road is quite well made and has pavement and lamposts. Very unusual I would have thought for a rural road. Also the grazing cattle are not contained by a hedge or fence. I wonder if this is 'park land' perhaps leading to the house in the other photographs.
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