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St Margaret, Margaret Roding, Essex
Locked with a keyholder notice (one number). Beautiful little Norman church in very poor condition - ivy is growing over the windows, the gutters are sagging and I watched a jackdoor pop out of a hole in the roof. Not clear if it is still in use. Fantastic Norman south doorway, the biggest and best I've seen in Essex. BoE says recut, but if so they did a good job.
And then it was off into the hills again on the loneliest lanes yet.
A look at the controls. Operation is pretty simple. The mic uses a 9V battery. The top switch is for power and the high pass filter. The bottom switch is for signal output level.
Berners Roding Church (dedication unknown but believed to be All Saints) is situated within the small hamlet of Berners Roding approximately 6 miles NE of Chipping Ongar. The church is adjacent to Berners Hall and surrounded by arable fields to be east and north, Berners Hall farm to the west and is accessed via a narrow track leading from the road to the south.
Whilst the exact origins of the church are unknown, elements of the building appear to date from the 14th century. The nave and chancel are of an unknown date but the east and west walls are believed to be 16th century. The church once had a weather-boarded belfry that housed a single bell dated 1594 (cast by John Dyer – bell foundry Chelmsford). A survey of the church by Nikolaus Pevsner for his book “The Buildings of England – Essex” published in 1954 shows the belfry was present and it was therefore removed after this date. The whereabouts of the bell is unknown.
The church was deconsecrated in 1985 and is now in a very sorry state.
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Nikon D300s || 18-70mm @ 29mm || ISO 640 || f/5.6 || 1/60s
Rode brulaap of Aloeatta (Alouatta seniculus)
Kölner Zoo, Cologne, Germany
Conservation status: Least concern
Das Kalksandsteinwerk am Rodinger Bahnhof produzierte schon vor dem Ersten Weltkrieg. Im Jahr 2000 wurde der Betrieb endgültig eingestellt.
Bit more rain and we'll be flooded like the other year.
Couldn't get past the other side of the Charlie Moules without my wellies this morning.
Bit more rain and we'll be flooded like the other year.
Couldn't get past the other side of the Charlie Moules without my wellies this morning.
Bit more rain and we'll be flooded like the other year.
Couldn't get past the other side of the Charlie Moules without my wellies this morning.
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Deze foto is gemaakt tijdens een bezoek aan kinderboerderij De Kooi (Rotterdam).
This picture was taken during a visit to the petting zoo De Kooi (Rotterdam).
Berners Roding Church (dedication unknown but believed to be All Saints) is situated within the small hamlet of Berners Roding approximately 6 miles NE of Chipping Ongar. The church is adjacent to Berners Hall and surrounded by arable fields to be east and north, Berners Hall farm to the west and is accessed via a narrow track leading from the road to the south.
Whilst the exact origins of the church are unknown, elements of the building appear to date from the 14th century. The nave and chancel are of an unknown date but the east and west walls are believed to be 16th century. The church once had a weather-boarded belfry that housed a single bell dated 1594 (cast by John Dyer – bell foundry Chelmsford). A survey of the church by Nikolaus Pevsner for his book “The Buildings of England – Essex” published in 1954 shows the belfry was present and it was therefore removed after this date. The whereabouts of the bell is unknown.
The church was deconsecrated in 1985 and is now in a very sorry state.
Please visit www.flickr.com/photos/birchphotography/sets/7215762597178... for more photo's.
Nikon D300s || 35mm || ISO 400 || f/2 || 1/160s