Romney Marsh 3D Anaglyphs
This is a gallery dedicated to the beauty and diversity of Romney Marsh, a flat expanse of land in South Kent. The area has been subjected to drainage schemes throughout the centuries beginning in Roman times and the legacy has been the landscape we see today. Far from being a featureless wasteland the area is now home to a myriad of flora and fauna. Equally the area has a long human history with perhaps the most obvious reminders of this being the excellent mediaeval churches.
The images in this gallery are in the anaglyph format and will require red/cyan(blue) glasses to fully enjoy the 3d effect.
The images in this gallery are in the anaglyph format and will require red/cyan(blue) glasses to fully enjoy the 3d effect.
Ancient door handle on St Nicholas Church door, New Romney.
St Thomas Becket church at Fairfield.
Fossil used in wall of the oldest house in New Romney.
View of Lydd from Coronation Square.
All Saints Church, Lydd.
View of Lympne from Romney Marsh showing the Roman fort of Studfall to the left with Lympne Castle to the top right.
Martello Tower 24 at Dymchurch.
The grave of Edith Nesbit at St Mary in the Marsh church. She was the author of 'The Railway Children'.
View of Newchurch village.
The old Victorian school at New Romney as seen from the top of the church tower.
Old Romney Church from the east.
St Eanswythes Church at Brenzett.
Brookland Church, famous for its detached spire.
Snargate Church.
St Nicholas Church, New Romney seen from the east.
