Southwick was central in the planning of D-Day, and if you avoid visiting around June 5-6 you can wander around a quaint little privately owned village, visit a little church that isn't part of the CofE as it too is privately owned by the estate and very importantly go to the fabulous tea room which is part of the village shop/post office.
I'm sending the RAW version of this to four other poeple to process, be interesting to see what they do to it -bet they all removet the telephone wires!!
@wakelys@anniesue I'll make a collage, at the moment we're struggling to share huuuuge RAW files @grammyn it is very chocolate box/jigsaw like @joansmor I love it here @merrelyn there's a few in the village.
@30pics4jackiesdiamond when I was sending something big once, I had to contact my provider to arrange some extra capacity of some sort - I have no idea what now - obviously!
@grammyn it is very chocolate box/jigsaw like
@joansmor I love it here
@merrelyn there's a few in the village.
The internet gives some ideas.
@kjarn love to see inside!
@randystreat very English scene!
@gilbertwood it is
@anniesue we're trying We Transfer now
@pcoulson its a beautiful village
@ljmanning Hansel and Gretel?
@koalagardens it's just been done, must have cost a bomb
@robz a few roofs are black and ratty!!