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Cuckmere Haven

Cuckmere Haven

Discarded fishing nets on the beach at Cuckmere Haven in East Sussex with the white cliffs of the Seven Sisters beyond with Haven Brow the nearest and Belle Tout lighthouse in the distance.

Dave Godden

Image size: 3802 x 2534, 22.9Mb | Camera details: Canon EOS 1000D | Date uploaded: 01/10/2018

Dave Godden | Cuckmere Haven

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Coaster - Round

High quality, cork backed, gloss finish on the front - appx 9.5cm diameter.

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Square (with rounded edges) High quality, cork backed, gloss finish on the front. Size - appx 9.5cm.

Metal wall clock

Our wall clocks measure appx 19cm square and are sublimation printed on to aluminium to give a durable high gloss finish. Ideally suited to square images but we will provide a proof before printing if you select any other ratio. Requires a single AA battery (not included)

Mouse mat

6mm foam backed - printable are appx 24cm X 19cm. We need appx 3mm bleed for these.

Mug - Ceramic

A white, 10oz ceramic mug with a maximum printable area of 9cm high by 18cm wide

Mug - Mighty

A 'proper mug' - 15 oz of pure indulgence, maximum print area 9cm high by 18cm wide.

Mug - Porcelain

A white 8 oz mug, altogether more 'dainty', maximum print area of 9cm high by 17cm wide

Recent Works by Dave Godden

Dave Godden | Herne Bay Pier

Herne Bay Pier

Herne Bay Pier was the third pier to be built at Herne Bay, Kent for passenger steamers. It was notable for its length of 3,787 feet. It was destroyed in a storm in 1978 and dismantled in 1980, leaving a stub with sports centre at the landward end, and part of the landing stage isolated at sea.

Dave Godden | St Peter Holtye

St Peter Holtye

The former parish church of St Peter at Holtye in East Sussex has laid abandoned and disused for a number of years now in its overgrown churchyard. Here it is in the spring with a smattering of daffodils.

Dave Godden | St Stephen Hammerwood

St Stephen Hammerwood

Now disused and abandoned and the parish dissolved this is the Victorian parish church of St Stephen at Hammerwood in East Sussex UK. May not be suitable for wrapped canvas.

Dave Godden | St Swithun East Grinstead

St Swithun East Grinstead

Almost entirely rebuilt after an 18th Century tower collapse the parish church of St Swithun in East Grinstead in West Sussex is bursting with original features and stained glass and decor by well known names such as Hardman, Comper and Morris.

Dave Godden | St Swithun East Grinstead

St Swithun East Grinstead

Almost entirely rebuilt after an 18th Century tower collapse the parish church of St Swithun in East Grinstead in West Sussex is bursting with original features and stained glass and decor by well known names such as Hardman, Comper and Morris.

Dave Godden | Old Defences Rye Bay

Old Defences Rye Bay

Remains of the old sea defences on the shingle upper beach at Rye Bay in East Sussex, part of the Rye Harbour Nature Reserve seen at sunset. Beyond are Winchelsea and the Fairlight HIlls.

Dave Godden | Old Defences Rye Bay

Old Defences Rye Bay

Remains of the old sea defences on the shingle upper beach at Rye Bay in East Sussex, part of the Rye Harbour Nature Reserve seen at sunset. Beyond are Winchelsea and the Fairlight HIlls.

Dave Godden | St Margaret Bethersden

St Margaret Bethersden

The medieval parish church of St Margaret at Bethersden in Kent UK among its sloping headstones.

Dave Godden | St Margaret Bethersden

St Margaret Bethersden

The medieval parish church of St Margaret at Bethersden in Kent UK among its sloping headstones.

Dave Godden | St Margaret Bethersden

St Margaret Bethersden

The medieval parish church of St Margaret at Bethersden in Kent UK

Dave Godden | Trees at Beckets Bridge

Trees at Beckets Bridge

Trees lining a drainange ditch at Beckets Bridge on the road from Appledore to Fairfield at Romney Marsh in Kent UK

Dave Godden | Trees At Brack Lane

Trees At Brack Lane

Trees lining a drainage ditch at Brack Lane on the road from Snargate to Fairfield at Romney Marsh in Kent UK

Dave Godden | Fairfield Church Long Exposure

Fairfield Church Long Exposure

The church of St Thomas Becket at Fairfield on Walland Marsh part of the Romney Marsh in Kent UK, stands as it has for centuries surrounded by water and sheep in a silent idyll. A very windy day that was blowing the clouds across the sky and causing ripples in the ditches smoothed out by a long exposure although I did have to hang onto the tripod!

Dave Godden | Fairfield Church Long Exposure

Fairfield Church Long Exposure

The church of St Thomas Becket at Fairfield on Walland Marsh part of the Romney Marsh in Kent UK, stands as it has for centuries surrounded by water and sheep in a silent idyll. A very windy day that was blowing the clouds across the sky and causing ripples in the ditches smoothed out by a long exposure although I did have to hang onto the tripod!

Dave Godden | Western Docks Dover

Western Docks Dover

Undergoing some reconstruction, this is a view of the Western Docks at Dover in Kent UK

Dave Godden | Margate Harbour At Low Tide

Margate Harbour At Low Tide

Sun setting over the beach harbour at Margate on the Isle Of Thanet in Kent UK

Dave Godden | Margate Harbour At Low Tide

Margate Harbour At Low Tide

Sun setting over the beach harbour at Margate on the Isle Of Thanet in Kent UK

Dave Godden | Hythe Beach at Sunset

Hythe Beach at Sunset

The beach at Hythe in Kent with fishing boats as the sun sets over Dungeness beyond.

Dave Godden | St Mary's Church Stone In Oxney

St Mary's Church Stone In Oxney

Stone church must be fairly unique in possessing, preserved inside a sizeable Roman altar. This very rural church can be a little hard to find around the narrow lanes on the old Saxon shore of Kent in the UK but is worth seeking out. It is accompanied here by the silhouette of a soldier for Remembrance Day.

Dave Godden | Twilight at Fairfield Church

Twilight at Fairfield Church

The church of St Thomas Becket at Fairfield on Walland Marsh part of the Romney Marsh in Kent UK, stands as it has for centuries surrounded by water and sheep in a silent idyll. I had originally got there for sunset but as can be seen the cloud cover saw the end of that but created a lovely blue hue across the landscape.

Dave Godden | Hythe Beach at Sunset

Hythe Beach at Sunset

The beach at Hythe in Kent with fishing boats as the sun sets over Dungeness beyond.

Dave Godden | Mill House and Mill, Rolvendenimage

Mill House and Mill, Rolvendenimage

Rolvenden Windmill stands atop a small rise beside the road to Benenden in Kent UK, next to Mill House.

Dave Godden | St Mary Rolvenden

St Mary Rolvenden

The medieval parish church of St Mary at Rolvenden in Kent UK

Dave Godden | Stranded Wreck

Stranded Wreck

One of many abandoned and rotting wooden boats on the marshes at Hoo on the River Medway in Kent UK.

Dave Godden | Yachts In The Fog

Yachts In The Fog

Anchored Yachts from Upnor Yacht Club surrounded by fog on the River Medway in Kent on an autumn morning.

Dave Godden | Old Boats At Upnor

Old Boats At Upnor

These old boats have seen better times and are not securely attached to the bank of the River Medway at Upnor in Kent. Taken on foggy autumn morning with the sun attempting to break through.

Dave Godden | All Saints Wittersham

All Saints Wittersham

The medieval church of All Saints at Wittersham in Kent UK stands sentinel over the border with East Sussex and the marshes of Romney Marsh seen here under moody cloudy skies with peeks of sun.

Dave Godden | St Mary The Virgin Ebony

St Mary The Virgin Ebony

More accurately located at the hamlet of Reading Street near Tenterden, the church was originally built by the Saxons on an island called now known as Chapel Bank in the River Rother estuary to serve the nearby port of Smallhythe. Over the centuries the river’s course was altered and the island became part of the mainland and the port moved to the coast. After lightning and fire the remains of the church were moved by the Victorians and restored.

Dave Godden | Tide Out At Hope Gap

Tide Out At Hope Gap

The tide retreated at Hope Gap near Seaford Long enough to get some views from beach level of the Seven Sisters chalk cliffs. An artist was also putting the finishing touches to two paintings as I left. Interesting to see an image of the view I could see flat on the rocks on canvas.

Dave Godden | Two Views Of A View

Two Views Of A View

The camera and the painter capture the same scene at Coastguards Cottages, Cuckmere Haven, East Sussex UK

Dave Godden | Seven Sisters Through Sea Defences

Seven Sisters Through Sea Defences

The famous Seven Sisters chalk cliffs of the South Downs at Cuckmere Haven as the tide receeds from the decaying sea defences.

Dave Godden | View From Coastguards Cottages

View From Coastguards Cottages

Coastguards Cottages sit on top of Short Cliff in danger of erosion facing Cuckmere Haven and the chalk cliffs of the Seven Sisters.

Dave Godden | Tree Framed Cliffs

Tree Framed Cliffs

A tree surrounded by shingle on the beach at Cuckmere Haven frames the Seven Sisters chalk cliffs led by Haven Brow beyond.

Dave Godden | Short Cliff to Seven Sisters

Short Cliff to Seven Sisters

The view across Cuckmere Haven past Short Cliff towards the famous Seven Sisters from Hopes Gap with Belle Tout lighthouse in the distance near Seaford in East Sussex, UK

Dave Godden | Cuckmere Haven

Cuckmere Haven

Discarded fishing nets on the beach at Cuckmere Haven in East Sussex with the white cliffs of the Seven Sisters beyond with Haven Brow the nearest and Belle Tout lighthouse in the distance.

Dave Godden | All Saints Church and Archbishops Palace

All Saints Church and Archbishops Palace

Two components of the collegiate complex of buildings in Maidstone in Kent, UK reflected in the River Medway using a long exposure to smooth the water and clouds. Archbishops Palace is now Maidstone Councils Registry Office.

Dave Godden | Medway At Maidstone

Medway At Maidstone

A long exposure image of the River Medway at Maidstone in Kent UK. In the distance can be seen the Archbishops Palace and All Saints church together with the Millennium Footbridge and to the right the buildings of the County Court and Crown Court.

Dave Godden | Old Town Hall Maidstone

Old Town Hall Maidstone

The old town hall still holds the original court room and cells and is occasionally open to the public. Taken using a long exposure to eliminate most of the pedestrians in this are of Maidstone High Street and Bank Street.

Dave Godden | Rootes Reflected

Rootes Reflected

The Art Deco building of Rootes Car Dealership fronting onto the mill pond of the River Len which flows into the River Medway in Maidstone in Kent UK.

Dave Godden | Mote Park Lake

Mote Park Lake

A long exposure image of the lake and boathouse in Mote Park in Maidstone Kent. A public open space Mote Park is maintained by Maidstone Borough Council.

Dave Godden | All Saints Church and Collegiate Buildings

All Saints Church and Collegiate Buildings

All Saints Church Maidstone was built in the 14th century as a collegiate church ad many of the original buildings exist around it still. This view looking west shows the SW tower of the church on the right and associated buildings on the left.

Dave Godden | Opera House

Opera House

Built in 1901 in Tunbridge Wells Kent, UK, the Opera House was a theatre through most of it's life before coming into the ownership of the pub chain Weatherspooons. Combined long exposure images to delete a large number of passers by. It combines the style of English Baroque with Classical Georgian. Not suitable for wrapped canvas.

Dave Godden | The Road To The Lighthouse

The Road To The Lighthouse

The road to Dungeness LIghthouse, currently operating as can be seen in the image take late evening. The dwellings on the right of the road are made from old railway carriages and The Britannia public house on the left serves the community in this desolate part of Kent.

Dave Godden | Dungeness Power Station At Sundown

Dungeness Power Station At Sundown

Dungeness Nuclear Power Stations A and B in Kent UK as the sun sets.

Dave Godden | One Tree

One Tree

A lone tree stands in a field near Appledore in Kent UK. Combined image using stock all coloured and blended by the artist Sky: from gromitsend ar deviantart Textures from the same source website.

Dave Godden | St Clement's Old Romney From The East

St Clement's Old Romney From The East

Tumbled old fencing leads into this image from the field to the east of St Clements Church at Old Romney. The church is famous for its pink pews from when it was used in Disneys adaptation of Dr Syn a tale of marsh smuggling written by the vicar of nearby Dymchurch. Textured original image by the artist. Texture from vampirekingdom at deviantart and additional colouring and blending by the artist.

Dave Godden | St Pancras Coldred

St Pancras Coldred

The tiny medieval parish church of St Pancras at Coldred near Dover in the UK stands within the bounds of a circular medieval earthwork.

Dave Godden | Greatham Church

Greatham Church

The tiny, undedicated, parish church of Greatham in West Sussex.

Dave Godden | Greatham Bridge

Greatham Bridge

Greatham Bridge in West Sussex spans the River Arun and was built in the early 14th century. The iron section was built after floods had damaged the bridge in 1838. A skirmish took place near the bridge during the English Civil War and the dead are believed to be buried in nearby Greatham churchyard.

Dave Godden | Greatham Bridge

Greatham Bridge

Greatham Bridge in West Sussex spans the River Arun and was built in the early 14th century. The iron section was built after floods had damaged the bridge in 1838. A skirmish took place near the bridge during the English Civil War and the dead are believed to be buried in nearby Greatham churchyard.

Dave Godden | Wiggonholt Church

Wiggonholt Church

The ancient church at Wiggonholt in West Sussex UK also known as The Shepherds Church. It has no dedication in common with some of the other smaller churches among the South Downs.

Dave Godden | Wiggonholt Church

Wiggonholt Church

The ancient church at Wiggonholt in West Sussex UK also known as The Shepherds Church. It has no dedication in common with some of the other smaller churches among the South Downs.

Dave Godden | St Botolph Hardham

St Botolph Hardham

The tiny ancient church of St Botolph at Hardham in West Sussex known for it's exquisite wall paintings that unusually cover every single vertical surface and date from the 12th century.

Dave Godden | St Botolph Hardham

St Botolph Hardham

The tiny ancient church of St Botolph at Hardham in West Sussex known for it's exquisite wall paintings that unusually cover every single vertical surface and date from the 12th century.

Dave Godden | Charing Hill Mill

Charing Hill Mill

The Grade II listed smock mill on top of the North Downs at Charing in Kent UK is also known as Old Mill and Field Mill. It appears on the 1821 map and was last worked in 1897 and converted into a dwelling before the Second World War. A public footpath runs through the grounds affording great views of this externally complete mill. The hill is still rising at this point leading to the gradient on the foreground.

Dave Godden | Charing Church

Charing Church

Viewed across Church Meadow this is St Peter and St Pauls church at Charing near Ashford in Kent UK on a sunny day with skies dominated by clouds threatening rain.

Dave Godden | Sheep In The Stour Valley

Sheep In The Stour Valley

Sheep in a field at Boughton Aluph near Ashford in Kent UK in the shadow of the North Downs. In the distance on the hillside can be seen the Wye Crown, cut in the chalk for the coronation of Edward VII.

Dave Godden | Devils Kneading Trough

Devils Kneading Trough

The Devil’s Kneading Trough is a classic dry steep-sided valley formed by glacial action and offers spectacular views across Kent and into East Sussex and Surrey. It sits on the edge of the chalk escarpment of the North Downs in an area known as the Wye Downs above the village Wye near Ashford in Kent, UK.

Dave Godden | Bluebells at Kings Wood

Bluebells at Kings Wood

Kings Wood at Challock near Ashford in Kent is famous for its displays of bluebells every year.

Dave Godden | Bluebells at Kings Wood

Bluebells at Kings Wood

Kings Wood at Challock near Ashford in Kent is famous for its displays of bluebells every year.

Dave Godden | Clearing At Kings Wood

Clearing At Kings Wood

Kings Wood at Challock near Ashford in Kent is famous for its displays of bluebells every year and features a few clearings in the tree line of which this is one.

Dave Godden | Bluebells at Kings Wood

Bluebells at Kings Wood

Kings Wood at Challock near Ashford in Kent is famous for its displays of bluebells every year.

Dave Godden | Holy Sepulchre Warminghurst

Holy Sepulchre Warminghurst

The ancient church in the remote West Sussex village of Warminghurst was re-ordered in the 18th century and retains much of this interior including the fantastic Royal Arms of Queen Anne. William Penn wrote the constitution of Pennsylvania when residing in the now demolished manor house opposite.

Dave Godden | Holy Sepulchre Warminghurst

Holy Sepulchre Warminghurst

The ancient church in the remote West Sussex village of Warminghurst was re-ordered in the 18th century and retains much of this interior including the fantastic Royal Arms of Queen Anne. William Penn wrote the constitution of Pennsylvania when residing in the now demolished manor house opposite.

Dave Godden | Holy Sepulchre Warminghurst

Holy Sepulchre Warminghurst

The ancient church in the remote West Sussex village of Warminghurst was re-ordered in the 18th century and retains much of this interior including the fantastic Royal Arms of Queen Anne. William Penn wrote the constitution of Pennsylvania when residing in the now demolished manor house opposite.

Dave Godden | Coombes Church

Coombes Church

Perched on a hill above a farmyard in the South Downs, overlooking the River Adur in West Sussex is the ancient church at Coombes with it's extensive medieval wall paintings intact.

Dave Godden | Coombes Church

Coombes Church

Perched on a hill above a farmyard in the South Downs, overlooking the River Adur in West Sussex is the ancient church at Coombes with it's extensive medieval wall paintings intact.

Dave Godden | St Mary Sullington

St Mary Sullington

The ancient church in the tiny village of Sullington in West Sussex UK nestles in sight of the South Downs next to its manor house and equally ancient yew tree.

Dave Godden | Wheatfields To The Church

Wheatfields To The Church

St Mary's church at Kenardington on the edge of the Romney Marsh in Kent viewed from an adjacent wheat field at the going down of the sun.

Dave Godden | Martello 15

Martello 15

Of the 74 Martello towers built in Kent and Sussex to defend against the never arriving Napoleon less than half survive. Martello 15 and (in the distance here) Martello 14 are within the bounds of the Briitsh Army Ranges at Hythe in Kent but accessible when there are no red flags flying.

Dave Godden | Winched Fishing Boats

Winched Fishing Boats

The tiny fishing fleet operating out of Hythe in Kent has no harbour and are beach launched and winched back in at the end of the days work. The geared winches sit exposed at the top of the beach holding the boats on a rope.

Dave Godden | Dawn Recon

Dawn Recon

A lone Supermarine Spitfire performs a low level early morning reconnaissance run along a Dutch Canal. Composite work using own Spitfire image together with amka-stock at deviantart and dierat-stock at deviantart

Dave Godden | Lancaster Over The Minster

Lancaster Over The Minster

Battle Of Britain Memorial Flight Lancaster PA474 over York Minster in Yorkshire in remembrance of all the bomber crews who flew out of Yorkshire never to return. Composite from stock, blending and light effects by the artist. Lancaster by slug22 at deviantart. Background by kippa2001 at deviantart

Dave Godden | Vulcan Over Reculver

Vulcan Over Reculver

On Saturday 15 August 2015, whilst in its final year of operation Avro Vulcan XH558 'Spirit Of Great Britain' overflew the very beach at Reculver in Kent where in 1943 another Avro design, the Lancaster, performed the trial drops of bombs that were to be used a few days later on Operation Chastise by 617 squadron 'The Dambusters'. This is a combined image from stock images both shot by the artist.

Dave Godden | Davidsons Mill

Davidsons Mill

This is Davidson's Mill, a smock mill at Stelling Minnis high on the North Downs in Kent. Still operated and fully restored it was the last operated windmill in Kent when in the course of business. Here in black and white to highlight the bleak cloud front just behind the mill in this view.

Dave Godden | Davidson's Mill

Davidson's Mill

This is Davidson's Mill, a smock mill at Stelling Minnis high on the North Downs in Kent. Still operated and fully restored it was the last operated windmill in Kent when in the course of business. Here in black and white to highlight the bleak cloud front just behind the mill in this view.

Dave Godden | Headcorn Churchyard

Headcorn Churchyard

The churchyard of St Peter and St Paul's church in the Wealden village of Headcorn in Kent, UK with it's surrounding ancient buildings and expanse of memorials at all angles creates a spectacular scene at the end of the village street.

Dave Godden | L'il Margaret Lift Off

L'il Margaret Lift Off

North American F-6D Mustang lifts off from Headcorn Aerodrome in Kent UK. This aircraft (an armed reconnaissance version of the P-51D) was passing through en route to being collected from a nearby strip on behalf of new owners in Italy. A few days after this image it suffered damage on take off.

Dave Godden | Whiteness Arch

Whiteness Arch

The chalk cliffs of the Isle of Thanet in Kent UK have some of the most spectacular chalk formations in south east England. Here at Whiteness Point near Broadstairs is a dramatic arch. Gloomy skies and rain on the day this image was taken serve to make the white chalk stand out.

Dave Godden | Loose Hill And Chequers

Loose Hill And Chequers

A winters morning view down Loose Hill to the Mill Stream and Chequers Public House with texture added to the image.

Dave Godden | Frozen Loose Valley

Frozen Loose Valley

A meadow in the Loose Valley near Maidstone in Kent early on a winters morning with a crisp frost on the ground and the sun breaking. Additional texture applied

Dave Godden | Frosty Lane

Frosty Lane

A view along the Loose Valley path at Loose near Maidstone in Kent UK on a crisp and frosty morning. Not suitable for wrap canvas. Please select other canvas if ordering.

Dave Godden | St Mary Hunton

St Mary Hunton

A low lying country church in a small village of only 233 homes St Mary's at Hunton is a few miles outside of the county town of Maidstone in Kent UK. The church was begun in the late 11th or 12th century and was restored in 1876 by Ewan Christian. The churchyard contains many listed headstones and tombs. Painterly effect added to enhance the image

Dave Godden | Church House Loose

Church House Loose

A Grade II listed building and once thought to be the vicarage for the church opposite Church House in Loose near Maidstone in Kent dates mainly from the late 15th and early 16th centuries with later sympathetic additions. It has been in the current families ownership for at least three generations. Painterly effect added to enhance the image.

Dave Godden | St Andrews Crossing

St Andrews Crossing

Entirely built in the 13th century to a cruciform plan, apparently in a position foreseen by four prone cows, St Andrews remains pretty much as built on its rise in the valley of the River Cuckmere in the South Downs National Park in East Sussex in the UK.

Dave Godden | St Michael And All Angels Berwick

St Michael And All Angels Berwick

The delightful church at Berwick sits on the north slope of the South Downs near Alfriston in East Sussex UK. It is famous for its 20th century murals, also available from this artist.

Dave Godden | Alciston Church

Alciston Church

With no denomination this quaint rural church sits alongside a farmyard below the South Downs at Alciston in East Sussex UK

Dave Godden | St Peter Firle

St Peter Firle

The fine medieval church of St Peter at Firle beneath Firle Beacon on the South Downs in East Sussex, UK seen across it's churchyard left to nature during the month of May.

Dave Godden | St Andrew Beddingham

St Andrew Beddingham

St Andrews church at Beddingham near Lewes in East Sussex UK

Dave Godden | St Andrew Beddingham

St Andrew Beddingham

St Andrews church at Beddingham near Lewes in East Sussex UK

Dave Godden | St Mary Glynde

St Mary Glynde

The 18th century church of St Mary at Glynde in East Sussex UK seen in company with the churchyard war memorial.

Dave Godden | St Mary Glynde

St Mary Glynde

The 18th century church of St Mary at Glynde in East Sussex UK seen in company with the churchyard war memorial.

Dave Godden | Berwick Church Interior

Berwick Church Interior

The Bloomsbury Murals in the nave of St Michael and All Angels church in Berwick East Sussex, UK. Created during WWII by Duncan Grant (arch) and Vanessa Bell (arcades).

Dave Godden | St Mary Glynde Interior

St Mary Glynde Interior

The 18th century church of St Mary at Glynde in East Sussex UK and preserved original interior.

Dave Godden | Selmeston Church

Selmeston Church

With no dedication Selmeston church in East Sussex, UK, lies nestled on the north side of the South Downs in quiet seclusion. Rebuilt in it's entirety by the Victorians there was a church here before and the reused wooden arcading to the south aisle is unique in Sussex.

Dave Godden | St Mary and St Peter Wilmington

St Mary and St Peter Wilmington

The church in East Sussex dates from the 12th century and has always been associated with, and was for a long time linked to, the Benedictine Priory close by. The remains of the priory buildings are now part of a private house. Outside, the great Yew tree by the porch is said to be 1,600 years old. The church itself has a Norman chancel which the monks would have used with the parishioners restricted to the nave.

Dave Godden | St Andrew and St Mary The Virgin Fletching

St Andrew and St Mary The Virgin Fletching

The large parish church in the picturesque village of Fletching in East Sussex, UK. The parish contains the famous gardens at Sheffield Park.

Dave Godden | St James Bicknor

St James Bicknor

This remote Norman church lies, almost forgotten, among the narrow narrow lanes of the North Downs near Sittingbourne in Kent UK. Here seen with the blooms of spring flowers in the churchyard.

Dave Godden | High Water At Head Ledge

High Water At Head Ledge

The high water mark around the headland of Head Ledge at Beachy Head near Eastbourne in East Sussex is well marked with algae and seaweed that it can be easily discerned. Here in the foreground is chalk boulder from the cliff now eroded into part of the high water mark with Beachy Head Lighthouse beyond.

Dave Godden | Sundown At The Lighthouse

Sundown At The Lighthouse

Reflections of sunset in the rock pools near Beachy Head Lighthouse near Eastbourne in East Sussex.

Dave Godden | Sundown At The Lighthouse

Sundown At The Lighthouse

Reflections of sunset at Beachy Head Lighthouse in East Sussex UK

Dave Godden | Stranded

Stranded

An old fishing boat left to decay on the constantly extending beach at Dungeness in Kent, UK.

Dave Godden | St Mary Newick

St Mary Newick

The ancient parish church of St Mary at Newick in East Sussex, containing a magnificent chancel by the Oxford Movement.

Dave Godden | St Mary Newick

St Mary Newick

The ancient parish church of St Mary at Newick in East Sussex, containing a magnificent chancel by the Oxford Movement.

Dave Godden | St Mary The Virgin Ringmer

St Mary The Virgin Ringmer

The medieval church of St Mary The Virgin at Ringmer near Lewes in East Sussex, UK.

Dave Godden | St Margaret of Antioch Isfield

St Margaret of Antioch Isfield

The parish church of St Margaret of Antioch at Isfield near Uckfield in East Sussex lies some distance from the current village next to the ancient earthworks of a Norman Motte and Bailey castle next to the River Ouse. It contains the most wonderful of private chapels and chancel.

Dave Godden | St Margaret of Antioch Isfield

St Margaret of Antioch Isfield

The parish church of St Margaret of Antioch at Isfield near Uckfield in East Sussex lies some distance from the current village next to the ancient earthworks of a Norman Motte and Bailey castle next to the River Ouse. It contains the most wonderful of private chapels and chancel.

Dave Godden | St Margaret of Antioch Isfield

St Margaret of Antioch Isfield

The parish church of St Margaret of Antioch at Isfield near Uckfield in East Sussex lies some distance from the current village next to the ancient earthworks of a Norman Motte and Bailey castle next to the River Ouse. It contains the most wonderful of private chapels and chancel.

Dave Godden | St John The Baptist Ripe

St John The Baptist Ripe

The parish church of St John The Baptist in the East Sussex village of Ripe near Ringmer.

Dave Godden | St John The Baptist Ripe

St John The Baptist Ripe

The parish church of St John The Baptist in the East Sussex village of Ripe near Ringmer.

Dave Godden | All Saints Chalvington

All Saints Chalvington

Nestling in the lea of the South Downs near Eastbourne in East Sussex UK is the diminutive parish church of All Saints at Chalvington.

Dave Godden | St Andrew Beddingham

St Andrew Beddingham

St Andrews church at Beddingham near Lewes in East Sussex UK

Dave Godden | The Long Man Of Wilmington

The Long Man Of Wilmington

Viewed from the village of Wilmington this is The Long Man, a chalk cut hill figure of uncertain age on the side of Windover Hill on the South Downs in East Sussex, UK.

Dave Godden | St Andrew Alfriston

St Andrew Alfriston

Entirely built in the 13th century to a cruciform plan, apparently in a position foreseen by four prone cows, St Andrews remains pretty much as built on its rise in the valley of the River Cuckmere in the South Downs National Park in East Sussex in the UK.

Dave Godden | St Michael And All Angels Berwick

St Michael And All Angels Berwick

The delightful church at Berwick sits on the north slope of the South Downs near Alfriston in East Sussex UK. It is famous for its 20th century murals, also available from this artist.

Dave Godden | St Peter Firle

St Peter Firle

The fine medieval church of St Peter at Firle beneath Firle Beacon on the South Downs in East Sussex, UK seen across it's churchyard left to nature during the month of May.