Trying out my new wide angle zoom lens at St Andrew Church, Hornchurch
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Showing posts with label hornchurch. Show all posts
05 January 2011
A Winter afternoon in Hornchurch
Trying out my new wide angle zoom lens at St Andrew Church, Hornchurch
11 March 2010
08 March 2010
01 March 2010
22 February 2010
12 February 2010
Photo Hunt - broken
broken cross in the Churcyard of St Andews Hornchurch. Will be back to visit other photo hunters tomorrow
11 March 2008
18 August 2007
Photo Hunt - Two
The theme of this week's PhotoHunt is Two. I returned to a favourite stamping ground for photographs, the churchyard of St Andrew's in Hornchurch, and noticed that there were a number of war graves with two occupants.
I have no idea who the Farrants were but looking at their age they must have been brothers. They died after the end of hostilities in November 1918. How sad to live through a bloody conflict like the Great War then die just after.
Mr Bruce died during WWI, his wife who also died just after the end of hostilities is buried with him.
The story of the men from Niue who served in the Maori Pioneer battalion is very sad. See this earlier post for more information
I have no idea who the Farrants were but looking at their age they must have been brothers. They died after the end of hostilities in November 1918. How sad to live through a bloody conflict like the Great War then die just after.
Mr Bruce died during WWI, his wife who also died just after the end of hostilities is buried with him.
The story of the men from Niue who served in the Maori Pioneer battalion is very sad. See this earlier post for more information
12 August 2007
Playing with Nikon Capture
Gravestones at St Andrews' in Hornchurch. I have just got Nikon capture and was having a play around. It's easier to use that photoshop but perhaps with rather less functionality.
25 July 2007
Wordless Wednesday - Langtons again
This week's Wordless Wednesday entry is another coup;e of photos of an 18th century house in Hornchurch. It is now owned by the local council and is used for weddings and functions.
08 July 2007
24 April 2007
Wordless Wednesday - St Andrews is a horned church in Hornchurch
This week's wordless Wednesday. I will explain in the first comment
21 April 2007
18 April 2007
Wordless Wednesday - Langtons, Hornchurch
Langotns was a small manor house in the centre of Hornchurch. It was bought by the council some time during the last century and is now mainly used as a registry office and venue for wedding functions.This weeks Wordless Wednesday entry
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