Framed by cfulton
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Description
The Catholic Church in Wimbledon. It was built in 1887.
The pillars are made of Beer stone from Devon, the windows of Ancaster stone from Lincolnshire and the walls of brick covered with plaster inside and knapped flints outside.
Clive

Comments (20)
beautiful architecture and superb composition
and you can go to Beer and look around the caves that provided the stone for this beautiful building
Very symetrical and beautifully framed.
Beauty
Amazing view, good sharp capture.
Wonderful!
What a beauty of a building! And of course a gorgeous shot!
W O W !!!! I love!
wonderful architecture, great view
Beer stone? I didn't know it came from stone... Beautiful shot, perfect framing!
Very beautiful church Well! Homer would be disappointed
A great shot, and some awesome architecture. I am intrigued by the "knapped flint" outside of the wall which I think we see a little closer at the top of the frame in the foreground. The contrast is very striking, and I wonder if it is wet and perhaps looks differently when dry.
Superb capture Clive. God Bless.
Great shot!
wonderful architectural image, Clive!
I LOVE this!! What a gorgeous building. The bits and pieces and details must be glorious up close.
Oh my goodness at the most gorgeous architecture. :)))) Most excellent capture my friend. :)))) Thank you for sharing all of the beauty you see. :)))) Carry A Smile In Your Heart :)))) I want to say thank you for the wishes. :)))) Our daughter goes in the morning at 8:30 to find out the results of the ultrasound they did on Friday. :))) Prayers are still needed. :))))
Wonderful view.
Excellent. Love the POV.
so beautiful taken through the archway. Lovely details and clarity in this photo!