Grand classical: almost baroque and this building shouts ‘we had a bob or
two to spend on the building of ours and pushed the boat out’.
The lovely honey-coloured stone was
topping up its tan in the last of the afternoon’s sun. Completing the drawing I
peddled up the hill to catch the train back to Beaconsfield.
Interestingly and aside "chapel" is sometimes used
as an adjective to describe the members of such churches ("I'm
chapel."). I had it mind to draw these three chapels; each of which is by the
side of the River Wye.
This chalk stream rises in the Chiltern Hills.
It flows for around 9 miles through High Wycombe on its way down to Bourne End,
where it meets the River Thames on the reach above Cookham Lock.
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