ARCHITECTURE

'De La Warr Pavilion'; 'Bexhill on Sea'; 'East Sussex'; England; Europe; theatre; 'art gallery'; restaurant; 'sun lounge'; balconies; 'Art Deco'; 'built in 1935'; 'architects were Erich Mendelsohn and Serge Chermayoff'; Modernism; 'cost of construction was £70000', 'named after the 9th Earl De La Warr who was the first Socialist mayor of Bexhill'; sculpture; 'BEB290', 'IPSV0576', 'IPSV4956', 'IPSV4961'

colonnade; 'De La Warr Pavilion'; 'Bexhill-on-Sea'; 'East Sussex'; England; Europe; promenade; 'built in 1936'; columns; balustrades; theatre, 'IPSV0576', 'IPSV4956', 'IPSV4961'

'Herstmonceux Castle'; Herstmonceu; 'East Sussex'; England; Europe; 'Queens International Study Centre'; 'Canadian owned'; medieval; moat; moated; causeway; 'mock arrow slits'; 'built in 1441'; 'brick built'; 'crenellated towers'; crenellation; portcullis; BEB077, 'IPSV2673', 'IPSV1164',

sculpture; 'De La Warr Pavilion'; 'Bexhill-on-Sea'; 'East Sussex'; England; Europe; theatre; restaurant; 'contemporary art gallery'; 'sun lounge'; balcony; balconies; visitors; modernism; 'built in 1935'; 'architects were Erich Mendelsohn and Serge Chermayeff'; BEB290, 'IPSV0576', 'IPSV4956', 'IPSV4961',

'Bodiam Castle'; Bodiam; 'East Sussex'; England; Europe; 'fourteenth century'; '14th century'; 1386; 'Sir Edward Dalyngrydge'; moat; moated; turrets; crenellation, 'IPSV2673', 'IPSV1164',

graveyard; gravestones; headstones; 'spring blossom'; 'cherry trees'; 'St Thomas the Martyr Church'; WinChelsea; 'East Sussex'; England; Europe; 'Spike Milligan buried here', 'IPSV4603'

'derelict buildings'; Burnley; Lancashire; England; Europe; viaduct; 'industrial chimney'; wasteland; arches; scrub; dereliction

'The Airmans Grave'; 'Ashdown Forest'; 'East Sussex'; England; Europe; 'memorial to the crew of six in a Wellington bomber of 142 Squad; 'Erected by the mother of; Sergeant PVR Sutton; Aged 24'; 'stone built'; tree; cross; remembrance; memory; 'gratitude to the war dead'

'Castlerigg Stone Circle'; 'The Lake District'; Cumbria; England; Europe; 'estimated to be about 5200 years old'; 'erected about 3200BC'; '38 stones'; ' about thirty three metres in diameter'; megalithic; neolithic; 'heaviest stone weighs 16 tons'; prehistoric; sacred; mountains; sheep, history, ancient, 'IPSV2668',

Vindolanda; Northumberland; England; 'Roman excavations'; 'Roman ruins'; 'Roman fort', foundations; fields; 'grazing sheep'; 'stone walls'; archeology; 'archeological excavation'; 'archeological dig'; 'Northumbrian countryside'; excavations, IPSV5268, IPSV2661, IPSV2667, IPSV2675,

Vindolanda, a Roman excavation in Northumberland, England. A fort built as defence against the Northern tribes, it was used from the second to fifth centuries AD.

'ruined cottage'; ruins; 'stone built'; 'near Grasmere'; 'near Rydal Water'; 'The Lake District'; Cumbria; England; Europe; overgrown; deserted; neglected; derelict; bracken; fells; hills; forestation; 'wooded hillside', 'IPSV2279', 'IPSV2277',

'Herstmonceux Castle'; Herstmonceu; 'East Sussex'; England; Europe; 'Queens International Study Centre'; 'Canadian owned'; medieval; moat; moated; causeway; 'mock arrow slits'; 'built in 1441'; 'brick built'; 'crenellated towers'; crenellation; portcullis; BEB077

'Herstmonceux Castle'; Herstmonceux; 'East Sussex'; England; Europe; 'built in 1441'; medieval; 'moated castle'; 'Canadian owned'; crenellation; crenellated; towers; causeway, gardens; sunshine; sunny, 'IPSV2673', 'IPSV1164',

'helter skelter'; 'children ride'; funfair; 'funfair ride'; 'funfair attraction'; 'Brighton Pier'; Brighton; 'East Sussex'; England; Europe; 'seaside attraction'; 'union jack'; flag; 'brightly painted'; amusements; fun; entertainment; enjoyment, IPSV4976,

pillbox; 'Rye Harbour'; Rye; 'East Sussex'; England; Europe; defence; defensive; 'wartime defence'; stronghold; war; wartime; 'concrete structure'; 'machine gun post'; 'manned gun post'; slit; 'gun slit'; 'scanned from medium format film', 'IPSV4192',

lighthouse; archway; 'St Edmunds Memorial Chapel'; HunStanton; Norfolk; England; Europe; 'flower garden'; wallflowers; 'stone walls'; sea; 'The Wash'; 'wooden bench'

beacon; field; tree; house; Brede; 'East Sussex'; England; Europe; 'signalling system by means of fire'; 'originally part of an anti-invasion signalling system'

'De La Warr Pavilion'; 'Bexhill on Sea'; 'East Sussex'; England; Europe; theatre; 'art gallery'; restaurant; 'Art Deco'; 'built in 1935'; 'architects were Erich Mendelsohn and Serge Chermayoff'; Modernism; 'cost of construction was £70, 000', 'named after the 9th Earl De La Warr who was the first Socialist mayor of Bexhill', 'BEB290', 'IPSV0576', 'IPSV4956', 'IPSV4961'

'Brightling Pyramid'; mausoleum; 'built by Sir John Fuller'; 'commonly known as Mad Jack Fuller'; 'Sir John Fuller'; 'Mad Jack Fuller'; 'buried under the pyramid'; churchyard; 'St Thomas a Becket Church'; Brightling; 'East Sussex'; England; eccentric; philanthropist; gravestones; headstones; graveyard; folly; follies, IPSV2678,

beacon; field; tree; house; Brede; 'East Sussex'; England; Europe; 'signalling system by means of fire'

'old and new'; 'Bodiam Castle'; Bodiam; 'East Sussex'; England; Europe; 1386; medieval; '14th Century'; 'fourteenth century'; 'Sir Edward Dalyngrydge'; moat; moated; 'tourist centre'; vineyard; history; historic, 'IPSV2673', 'IPSV1164',

LIGHTHOUSE-DUNGENESS-Kent-STRIPED-BLUE SKY-BEACH-BEACH STONES-SEA KALE-SOLITUDE

'Temperate House'; 'Kew Gardens'; Kew; Surrey; England; Europe; 'botanical gardens'; botany; 'plant collecting'; 'plant collection'

sculpture; 'River Thames'; Kew; London; England; Europe; art; artistic; 'modern art'; 'installation art'; mudbank; 'river bank'; 'industrial crane'

'The Sugar Loaf'; Brightling; 'East Sussex'; England; Europe; folly; 'built by Mad Jack Fuller'; eccentric; unusual, 'IPSV2678'

ex Hastings and st leonards observer building; Hastings " East Sussex " England Europe " newspaper production "

THE SUGAR LOAF; BRIGHTLING; EAST SUSSEX; England; Europe; FOLLY; FOLLIES; MAD JACK FULLER; ECCENTRIC; FOLLY BUILT OF BRICK AND COATED WITH CONCRETE, 'IPSV2678'

pillbox; 'Rye Harbour'; Rye; 'East Sussex'; England; Europe; defence; defensive; 'wartime defence'; stronghold; war; wartime; 'concrete structure'; 'machine gun post'; 'manned gun post'; slit; 'gun slit', 'IPSV4192',

'beach huts'; 'brightly coloured'; 'brightly colored'; 'brightly painted'; 'St Leonards on sea'; 'near Hastings'; 'East Sussex'; England; Europe; 'bright colours'; 'bright colors'; colourful; colorful; seaside; beach; 'holiday accommodation', 'IPSV5690',

memorial; sir John flamsteed; astronomer royal; seventeenth century; born in 1646; died 1719; herstmonceux castle; herstmonceux; east Sussex; England; Europe; gardens; sculpture; bust of sir John flamsteed

HASTINGS PIER-HASTINGS-EAST SUSSEX-England-Europe-UNDERNEATH-SLATS, SEASIDE ATTRACTION, GIRDERS, RUST, RUSTY, CONSTRUCTION, 'IPSV4976',

pillbox; 'Rye Harbour'; Rye; 'East Sussex'; England; Europe; defence; defensive; 'wartime defence'; stronghold; war; wartime; 'concrete structure'; 'machine gun post'; 'manned gun post'; slit; 'gun slit', 'IPSV4192',

anti invasion measures; concrete construction; defence; defense; east Sussex; England; Europe; gun slits; interior; pill box; rye harbour; 'stone seats', 'IPSV4192',

lighthouse; 'black and white stripes'; striped; Dungeness; Kent; England; Europe; 'warning to shipping'; heathland; 'wild grasses'

'row of old houses'; Canterbury; Kent; England; Europe; 'red bricks'; 'red tiles'; 'workers cottages'; chimneys; 'basic accommodation'

'statue of Max Miller'; 'Max Miller'; 'The Cheekie chappie'; comedian; 'stand up comic'; 'stand up comedian'; comic; Brighton; 'East Sussex'; England; Europe; tribute; 'much loved comedian'; popular; humour; funny; jokes; 'music hall'; 'variety theatre'; laughs

crossroads; Hawkhurst; Kent; England; Europe; 'small town'; shop; signpost; 'wooden clad building'; 'wooden slats'; 'sleepy afternoon'

folly; 'Kew Gardens'; Kew; Surrey; England; Europe; 'Greek temple'; 'imitation Greek temple'; 'Greek style; 'romantic style'; 'botanical gardens', 'IPSV2678',

gazebo; 'Herstmonceux Castle'; 'East Sussex'; England; Europe; bench; 'wooden bench'; seating; trees; hedgerow; woodland; ferns

'The Science Centre'; 'Royal Observatory'; Herstmonceux; 'East Sussex'; England; Europe; museum; astronomy; 'astronomical centre'; scientific; 'space observation'; education; domes

'The Airmans Grave'; 'Ashdown Forest'; 'East Sussex'; England; Europe; 'memorial to the crew of six killed in a Wellington bomber'; '142 Squadron RAF'; 'Erected by the mother of Sergeant PVR Sutton'; Aged 24'; 'stone built'; tree; cross; remembrance; memory; 'gratitude to the war dead'; RAF; 'Royal Airforce'; 'in memory of'; 'in memorium'; 'war dead'; poppies; wreaths; little wooden crosses'; inscriptions

'The Airman's Grave' in Ashdown Forest. A memorial to six airmen killed when their Wellington bomber crashed here in 1941, returning from a raid in Germany. Despite it's name, 'The Airman's Grave' is in fact just a memorial to the dead airmen. Their bodies were taken back to their home towns for burial.

HASTINGS OLD TOWN-HASTINGS-EAST SUSSEX-England-Europe-SEEN FROM WEST HILL-EAST HILL LIFT IN BACKGROUND-SEA-English CHANNEL-LA Manche-DOGS-FISH Market-AREA USED IN TELEVISION SERIES FOYLE'S WAR

'Brighton Pier'; 'Brighton Beach'; 'wooden decking'; railings; 'seaside attraction'; 'seaside resort'; 'tourist attraction'; 'fish and chips'; tourists; holidaymakers; sea; beach; 'English Channel'; 'La Manche'; pushchair; 'Brighton Seafront'; tourism; holidays, IPSV4976,

A view from Brighton Pier, East Sussex, England, towards the beach.

'The Airmans Grave'; 'Ashdown Forest'; 'East Sussex'; England; Europe; 'memorial to the crew of six killed in a Wellington bomber'; '142 Squadron RAF'; 'Erected by the mother of Sergeant PVR Sutton'; Aged 24'; 'stone built'; tree; cross; remembrance; memory; 'gratitude to the war dead'; RAF; 'Royal Airforce'; 'in memory of'; 'in memorium'; 'war dead'; poppies; wreaths; little wooden crosses'; inscriptions

Wellington bomber crashed here in 1941, returning from a raid in Germany. Despite it's name, 'The Airman's Grave' is in fact just a memorial to the dead airmen. Their bodies were taken back to their home towns for burial.

'Bodiam Castle'; Bodiam; 'East Sussex'; England; Europe; tower; moat; moated; 'stone built'; 'built in 1386'; 'Sir Edward Dalyngrydge'; medieval; 'fourteenth century'; crenellation; BEB068; 'IPSV2673'; 'IPSV1164'

A view of the East Sussex countryside seen from the ramparts of Bodiam Castle.

Shovells; 'Sir Cloudesley Shovell'; 'naval officer'; 'Admiral of the Fleet'; 'British Navy'; 'residence of Sir Cloudesley Shovell's mother'; 'All Saints Street'; Hastings; 'East Sussex'; England

Shovells, the house of the mother of Sir Cloudesley Shovell, 1650-1707, Admiral of the Fleet in the British Navy.

hut; 'shellfish bar'; selling; shellfish; 'jellied eels'; 'cold drinks'; 'smoke house'; beach; Brighton; 'East Sussex'; England; Europe; 'English flag'; 'Scottish flag'; flags; sea; seaside; 'English Channel'; 'Brighton Pier'; 'waste bin'; 'refuse bin'; 'art shop'; Brighton Seafront'

A jellied eel and shellfish shop on Brighton Sea Front

'Brighton Pier'; Brighton; 'East Sussex'; England; Europe; 'seaside attraction'; fun; amusements; beach; sea; 'English Channel'; 'traditional seaside fun'; tradition; 'pier supports'; groyne; gulls, IPSV4976,

'roof tops'; roofs; 'Hastings Old Town'; Hastings; 'East Sussex'; England; 'Roman Catholic Church'; 'Stables Theatre'; urban; houses; 'seaside town'; 'seaside resort'; 'holiday resort'

A birds eye view of part of Hastings Old Town, Hastings, East Sussex, England seen from the East Hill.

'smoke house'; 'wooden boat'; 'clinker built'; hut; beach; 'beach stones'; 'wild plants'; 'locked door'; sea; 'English Channel'; Brighton; 'East Sussex'; England; Europe; 'smoked fish'; 'fish smoking'; Verbascum'

A smoke house on the beach at Brighton, East Sussex, England. Used for smoking fish such as herrings and haddock.

'derelict cottage'; 'slate-built cottage'; 'slate blocks'; slate; ''Hodge Close Slate Quarry'; 'near Coniston'; Cumbria; England; 'slate industry'; industrial; 'green slate'; fells; hills; 'The Lake District'; dereliction; 'disused cottage'

A derelict slate-built cottage at Hodge Close Quarries near Coniston, Cumbria, England. Scanned from medium format film. Bronica ETR and Velvia 50.

pillbox; 'Rye Harbour'; Rye; 'East Sussex'; England; Europe; defence; defensive; 'wartime defence'; stronghold; war; wartime; 'concrete structure'; 'machine gun post'; 'manned gun post'; slit; 'gun slit'

A pillbox at Rye Harbour Road, Rye, East Sussex, England.

'fake windmill'; 'Brownbread Horse Rescue Centre'; Ashburnham; East Sussex'; England; 'windmill sails'; fake; blackboard; 'water butt'; 'not real'; 'mock windmill'

A fake windmill at the Brownbread Horse Rescue Centre at Ashburnham, East Sussex, England.

'Bodiam Castle'; Bodiam; 'East Sussex'; England; Europe; tower; moat; moated; 'stone built'; 'built in 1386'; 'Sir Edward Dalyngrydge'; medieval; 'fourteenth century'; castle

Bodiam Castle in East Sussex, England.

signpost; cobbles; 'cobbled passageway'; Rye; East Sussex'; England; 'Cinque Port'; town; bollards; 'red telephone box'; 'craft shop'

A signpost at one end of a cobbled passageway in Rye, East Sussex, England.

'Bodiam Castle'; Bodiam; 'East Sussex'; England; tower; moat; moated; 'stone built'; 'built in 1386'; 'Sir Edward Dalyngrydge'; medieval; 'fourteenth century'; medieval

Bodiam Castle in East Sussex, England. built in 1386 by Sir Edward Dalyngrydge.

'The Airmans Grave'; 'Ashdown Forest'; 'East Sussex'; England; Europe; 'memorial to the crew of six killed in a Wellington bomber'; '142 Squadron RAF'; 'Erected by the mother of Sergeant PVR Sutton'; Aged 24'; 'stone built'; tree; cross; remembrance; memory; 'gratitude to the war dead'; RAF; 'Royal Airforce'; 'in memory of'; 'in memorium'; 'war dead'; poppies; wreaths; little wooden crosses'; inscriptions

'The Airman's Grave' in Ashdown Forest. A memorial to six airmen killed when their Wellington bomber crashed here in 1941, returning from a raid in Germany. Despite it's name, 'The Airman's Grave' is in fact just a memorial to the dead airmen. Their bodies were taken back to their home towns for burial.

'jewellery stall'; 'Brighton Pier'; Brighton; 'East Sussex'; England; jewellery; trinkets; necklaces; beads; bangles; 'wind chimes'; seaside; 'seaside attractions'; 'seaside resort', IPSV4976,

A jewellery stall on Brighton Pier, England

'Battle Abbey'; Battle; 'East Sussex'; England; 'inside the main gates'; 'Early English'; 'Norman Invasion'; 'construction began in 1070'; 'renovated in late 13th Century'; 'open to public'; 'tourist attraction'; 'stone towers'; turrets; crenellation; 'wooden benches'; 'religious building', IPSV2670,

Inside the main gates of Battle Abbey, Battle, East Sussex. The abbey is built on the site of The Battle of Hastings in 1066, between King Harold of England and Duke William of Normandy, known as William the Conqueror, and subsequently King William 1 of England.

stile; 'wooden gate'; 'fixed opening gate'; 'two stone slabs'; 'stone plinth'; 'to limit size of opening'; 'sign pointing to Rydal'; 'dry stone wall'; moss; rocks; Grasmere; 'The Lake District'; Cumbria; England; Europe; rambling; walking; travel; lichen; shady

Vindolanda; Northumberland; England; 'Roman excavations'; 'Roman ruins'; 'Roman fort'; foundations; fields; 'grazing sheep'; 'stone walls'; archeology; 'archeological excavation'; 'archeological dig'; 'Northumbrian countryside'; excavations

The Roman fort at Vindolanda in Northumbria, England. The fort was used as protection from the Northern tribes from the second to fifth centuries AD.

lighthouse; 'built in 1961'; Dungeness; Kent; England; lighthouses; 'navigational aid'; 'shipping aid'

'Horror Hotel'; 'ghost house'; 'funfair attraction'; funfair; 'Brighton Pier'; Brighton; 'East Sussex'; England; Europe; seaside; fun; entertainment; amusements; 'brightly painted'; holidays, Ph61b,

'red roofed hut'; 'red roof'; 'corrugated iron roof'; shingle; 'River Rother'; 'Rye Harbour Road'; 'Rye Harbour'; Rye; 'East Sussex'; England; hut

A red roofed hut at Rye Harbour Road, Rye, East Sussex, England.

'stone shelter'; 'four sectioned shelter'; windbreak; 'weather protection'; shelter; 'stone built'; 'Wast Water'; 'Lake District'; Cumbria; England; cottages; grasses; sedges; puddle; ferns; 'autumn colours'; 'autumn colors'; 'fall colors'

A four sectioned stone shelter beside Wast Water in the Lake District of Cumbria, England. The shelter provides protection against wind blowing from any direction.

Vindolanda; Northumberland; England; 'Roman excavations'; 'Roman ruins'; 'Roman fort'; foundations; fields; 'grazing sheep'; 'stone walls'; archeology; 'archeological excavation'; 'archeological dig'; 'Northumbrian countryside'; excavations, IPSV5268, IPSV2661, IPSV2667, IPSV2675,

The Roman fort at Vindolanda, Northumberland, England. The fort was in use as defence against the Northern tribes from the second to fifth centuries AD.

folly; 'King Williams Temple'; 'Kew Gardens'; Kew; Surrey; England; follies; tree; 'autumn leaves'; autumnal; 'late afternoon'; 'long shadows'; temple; classic; columns; 'botanical gardens', 'IPSV2678'

'red-topped hut'; 'red-roofed hut'; 'corrugated iron roof'; 'red roof'; 'resembling a face'; 'Rye Harbour Road'; 'Rye Harbour'; Rye; 'East Sussex'; England; River Rother'; shingle; 'corrugated iron'; 'iconic building'; padlocked

An iconic hut at Rye Harbour Road, Rye Harbour, near Rye in East Sussex, England. Painted black with a red corrugated iron roof and white door and windows, resembling a face.

'Mad Jack Fullers Pyramid'; 'Brightling Pyramid'; 'St Thomas a Becket Church'; Brightling; 'East Sussex'; England; folly; follies; graveyard; headstones, IPSV2678,

'red-topped hut'; 'corrugated iron roof'; 'red roof'; 'resembling a face'; 'Rye Harbour Road'; 'Rye Harbour'; Rye; 'East Sussex'; England; River Rother'; shingle; 'corrugated iron'; 'iconic building'; padlocked; 'wind turbine'

The iconic red-roofed hut at Rye Harbour Road, Rye Harbour, East Sussex, England.

'Grottes de Jonas'; caves; 'carved out of volcanic rock'; 'prehistoric caves'; 'reworked in eleventh century'; 'inhabited; in middle ages'; 'the Auvergne'; Auvergne; France; tufa; 'volcanic rock'

Grottes de Jonas, caves carved out of the volcanic rocks in the Auvergne in prehistoric times. The caves were later extended and inhabited in the middle ages. Traces of frescoes dating to the 11thC have been found.

'tiled roof'; barn; France; Europe; 'seen from below'; 'construction technique'; beams; tiles; 'terracotta tiles'; joists; roofing

'stone shelter'; 'four sectioned shelter'; windbreak; 'weather protection'; shelter; 'stone built'; 'Wast Water'; 'Lake District'; Cumbria; England; grasses; sedges; ferns; 'autumn colours'; 'autumn colors'; 'fall colors'

A four sided stone shelter beside Wast Water in the Lake District of Cumbria, England.

'Hastings Pier'; Hastings; 'East Sussex'; England; Europe; 'seaside attraction'; amusements; 'traditional seaside attraction'; beach; groyne; 'beach stones'; sea; 'English Channel'; 'La Manche'; railings; promenade; 'seaside resort'; 'bygone age', IPSV4976,

'Fullers Tower'; 'The Watch Tower'; folly; 'Mad Jack Fuller'; Brightling; 'East Sussex'; England; follies; eccentric; 'built in 1820s'; 'stone built folly', IPSV2678,

pillbox; 'Rye Harbour'; Rye; 'East Sussex'; England; Europe; defence; defensive; 'wartime defence'; stronghold; war; wartime; 'concrete structure'; 'machine gun post'; 'manned gun post'; slit; 'gun slit'; 'IPSV4192'

A pillbox at Rye Harbour Road, Rye Harbour near Rye, East Sussex, England. Built as protection from invasion.

'cricket pavilion'; 'Newenden Cricket Club'; Newenden; Kent; England; 'sports ground'; outfield; sport; 'summer sport'; 'pavilion clock'; scoreboard

Newenden cricket pavilion, Newenden, Kent, England

'Bodiam Castle'; Bodiam; 'East Sussex'; England; Europe; tower; moat; moated; 'stone built'; 'built in 1386'; 'Sir Edward Dalyngrydge'; medieval; 'fourteenth century'; crenellation; ducks; mallards

Bodiam Castle in East Sussex, England. Built in 1385 by Sir Edward Dalyngrydge.

stile; 'wooden gate'; 'fixed opening gate'; 'two stone slabs'; 'to limit size of opening'; 'sign pointing to Rydal'; 'dry stone wall'; moss; rocks; Grasmere; 'The Lake District'; Cumbria; England; Europe; rambling; walking; travel; path; trees

sculpture; abstract; sandstone; 'Alexandra Park'; Hastings; 'East Sussex'; England; Europe

'Ypres Tower'; medieval; Rye; 'East Sussex'; England; Europe; 'Cinque Port'; 'standing at confluence of two rivers'; 'River Rother'; 'River Tillingham'; marshland; port, 'IPSV1164',

ruins; 'disused buildings'; 'slate quarry'; 'slate works'; 'slate industry'; slate; industrial; 'The Old Man of Coniston'; 'Old Man of Coniston'; 'Coniston Old Man'; fell; Cumbria; England; spoil; 'iron girders'; rust; rusty

Disused buildings at a slate quarry on the slopes of The Old Man of Coniston, Cumbria, England.

'slate cottage'; 'derelict cottage'; 'ruined cottage'; 'disused slate quarry'; 'Hodge Close'; 'near Coniston'; Cumbria; England; slate; 'Autumn colours'; moss; 'derelict housing'

A slate cottage on a disused slate quarry near Hodge Close, near Coniston, Cumbria, England.

pillbox; 'Rye Harbour'; Rye; 'East Sussex'; England; Europe; defence; defensive; 'wartime defence'; stronghold; war; wartime; 'concrete structure'; 'machine gun post'; 'manned gun post'; slit; 'gun slit'

A pillbox, built as protection from invasion, at Rye Harbour Road, Rye Harbour, near Rye, East Sussex, England.

'slate cottage'; 'derelict cottage'; 'ruined cottage'; 'disused slate quarry'; 'Hodge Close'; 'near Coniston'; Cumbria; England; slate; 'derelict housing'; Loughrigg Fell'

A derelict slate cottage on a disused slate quarry near Coniston in Cumbria, England.

'High Street', Rye, 'East Sussex', 'built in 1381', fortification, 'city wall', signpost, cobbles, 'town clock', 'Cinque Port', IPSV3049,

Land Gate; Rye; East Sussex'Land Gate',

delicatessen; Rye; East Sussex; England; 'whole cheeses'; shop; shopping; 'food shop'; trader

A delicatessen in Rye, East Sussex, England.

cottages; 'St Marys Church'; lane; Rye; 'East Sussex'; England; railings; 'rose bushes'; church; byway

Cottages in a lane close to St Mary's Church, Rye, East Sussex, England.

'information board'; 'Brantwood House'; 'home of John Ruskin'; 'John Ruskin'; Coniston; Cumbria; England; 'welcome board'; 'open to public'

An information board outside Brantwood House, in Cumbria, England. The home of John Ruskin from 1872 to 1900.

ironmongers; 'ironmongers store'; 'ironmongers shop'; 'High Street'; Rye; 'East Sussex'; England; store; shops; bollards

An ironmongers store in Rye, East Sussex, England.

'The Sugar Loaf'; folly; 'built about 1815'; Brightling; 'East Sussex'; England; 'Mad Jack Fuller'; eccentric; 'conical structure'; 'built of concrete and stone'; landmark, IPSV2678,

'Brighton Pier'; Brighton; 'East Sussex'; England; Europe; 'fish and chip shop'; sea; 'English Channel'; bench; seat; 'bench seat'; amusements; lifebelt; flags; decking; seaside; 'seaside attraction'; fun; 'traditional seaside attractions'; entertainment; 'notice board', IPSV4976,

'Roman ruins'; foundations; 'Roman excavation site'; 'Roman excavations'; Vindolanda; Northumberland; England; 'AD 85'; excavation; 'Roman invasion'; history; 'First Century AD'; 'stone foundations'; archeology; 'archeological site'; 'Roman Archeological site', IPSV5268, IPSV2661, IPSV2667, IPSV2675,

Foundations of a Roman building at Vindolanda in Northumberland, England.

well; 'Roman fort'; Vindolanda; Northumbria; Northumberland; excavation; archeology; 'archeological excavation'; foundations; 'archeological dig'; 'stone walls', IPSV5268, IPSV2661, IPSV2667, IPSV2675,

A well in the Roman fort of Vindolanda in Northumbria, England.

'fish and chips'; café; restaurant; 'Brighton Pier'; Brighton; 'East Sussex'; England; Europe; 'metal chairs'; flag; decking; 'seaside attraction'; 'traditional seaside attraction'; entertainment; fun; 'eating out'; 'dining out'; food; 'notice board', IPSV4976,

rooftops; 'Hastings Old Town'; Hastings; 'East Sussex'; England; roofs; 'aerial view'; houses; 'seaside town'; Architecture; 'St Clements Church'

A view of Hastings Old Town seen from the East Hill, Hastings, East Sussex, England, looking down on the rooftops.

'Hastings Pier'; Hastings; 'East Sussex'; England; Europe; 'seaside attraction'; amusements; 'traditional seaside attraction'; beach; 'beach stones'; sea; 'English Channel'; 'La Manche'; railings; 'seaside resort'; 'bygone age'; supports, IPSV4976,

'De La Warr Pavilion'; 'Bexhill on Sea'; 'East Sussex'; England; Europe; theatre; 'art gallery'; restaurant; 'sun lounge'; balconies; 'Art Deco'; 'built in 1935'; 'architects were Erich Mendelsohn and Serge Chermayoff'; Modernism; 'cost of construction was

Part of the De la Warr Pavilion in Bexhill-on-Sea, East Sussex, England.

cottages; terrace; 'terraced cottages'; outhouses; 'coal sheds'; 'stone built cottages'; moss; ferns; 'country lane'; 'Hodge Close'; Tilberthwaite; 'near Coniston'; Coniston; Cumbria; England; housing; 'holiday cottages'

Cottages and outhouses at Hodge Close, near Coniston, Cumbria, England.

'Lockmeadow Bridge'; Maidstone; Kent; England; Europe; 'cable-stay bridge'; 'built to commemmorate the millenium in 2000'; 'River Medway'; water; 'modern design'; 'metal build'; 'river banks'; walkway; 'pedestrian bridge'; trees, 'IPSV1811', 'IPSV0576', 'IPSV3079', 'IPSV3081',