Photos by Christopher Phillips : on the map, in Google Earth (KML)

This was built when the area was industrial and bathrooms were not common. Chris'

Hi Mario, Deins ist von die beste tageszeit. Chris'

I used to ride past this on bicycle rides when I used to live in Watford ~ what a lovely shot and great sombre colour ~ great composition too.

53 visits and only this one comment ~ sad really ~ so well done indeed. Ciao nick

Hi Wiggy, Yes you don't get this drama every day. Last I heard its all covered in scaffolding. Chris'

U.A.B. ~~ Hello and thanks for digging this shot out of its dusty depth of my gallery ~ Ciao nick

I'm full of admiration for the tree.

Clouds follow me everywhere.

Thanks again. This was an old transparency. By suppressing low contrast details it avoided the worst of the dust and scratches and make it a bit more atmospheric.

Danke, merci, grazie, ta.

Built between 1456-1486 by Thomas Bourchier, Archbishop of Canterbury. 1538 'bought' by Henry VIII from Thomas Cranmer. Passed on to the Sackville family by Queen Elizabeth I. I was told firmly it is called Knole, not palace, house or anything, just Knole.