The interior timber body of the upturned and newly built boat ‘Helping Hand’. Other images of the boat can be found on page 48 of ‘Romney Marsh and the Royal Military Canal' (London: Wildwood House, 1980).
Genre: Landscape Photography A newly built and upturned boat named the ‘Helping Hand’; the frame of another boat is behind. Other images of the boatyard can be found on page 48 of ‘Romney Marsh and the Royal Military Canal' (London: Wildwood House, 1980).
Genre: Landscape Photography The upturned and unfinished boat 'Helping Hand' is in the foreground, the frame of another boat is to the left and a couple of vessels are in the mid-distance. Published on page 48 of ‘Romney Marsh and the Royal Military Canal' (London: Wildwood House, 1980).
Genre: Landscape Photography Judd Varley (left) and Rowena Varley (right) stand on ladders and work on the upturned hull of the boat 'Helping Hand'. Published on page 48 of ‘Romney Marsh and the Royal Military Canal' (London: Wildwood House, 1980).
Genre: Landscape Photography A wooden hut that has collapsed and has three sheep sitting inside. Published on page 30 of ‘Romney Marsh and the Royal Military Canal' (London: Wildwood House, 1980).
Genre: Architectural Photography Martello tower number 28 at Rye Harbour; it shows the boarded window and has ivy growing up its right side. Published on page 182 of ‘Romney Marsh and the Royal Military Canal' (London: Wildwood House, 1980). Crop lines and reproduction measurements have been dr...
East Guldeford Church, Romney Marsh. Photographer: Godwin, Fay
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Genre: Landscape Photography The tall, barn-like church of St Mary's is in the mid-distance to the left; the close-up of marshes is in the foreground. Published on page 58 of ‘Romney Marsh and the Royal Military Canal' (London: Wildwood House, 1980).
[Reflections in the Sand] Pett Level. Photographer: Godwin, Fay
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Genre: Landscape Photography The sandy beach at low tide; the clouds are reflected on the damp surface and a few figures are in the distance by the water. Published on page 187 of ‘Romney Marsh and the Royal Military Canal' where the description on the opposite page mentions being able to see t...