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St Andrew's Church

St Andrew's Church - architectural, church, graveyard, medieval, trees
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St Andrew's Church is the parish church of Alfriston, East Sussex, South East England. It was built in 1360, and is also known as the 'Cathedral of the South Downs'. Located on the River Cuckmere, it is adjacent to the Alfriston Clergy House, owned by the National Trust.
leo19 Uploaded by leo19 on . St Andrew's Church - Desktop Nexus Architecture Download free wallpapers and background images: St Andrew's Church. Desktop Nexus Architecture background ID 401418. St Andrew's Church is the parish church of Alfriston, East Sussex, South East England. It was built in 1360, and is also known as the 'Cathedral of the South Downs'. Located on the River Cuckmere, it is adjacent to the Alfriston Clergy House, owned by the National Trust. 4.1
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Total Downloads: 265
Times Favorited: 1
Uploaded By: leo19
Date Uploaded: July 08, 2010
Filename: and_Crop_-_May_2009.jpg
Original Resolution: 6233x3561
File Size: 9.29 MB
Category: Modern

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