Monday, 31 August 2020

Cookley Green



I forgot all about this place and the few photos I took around it. The village is not that far from Henley on Thames and at the time I went to visit a church not far away. One the way back I stopped off to get a few photos of the place.

This first thing you notice on the green is the War Memorial
It is quite prominent


Around the base are the names of those lost in the First World War
at the base is another plaque showing two names, the second J.H.Barnett is buried in the Churchyard of St Botoph Swyncombe, what is even sadder is that he was killed when the plane he was in crashed not far from here.
Left looking across the green







Right The road here on the left takes you
Swyncombe Church











The sign pointing to Swyncombe church





The road the other way going to Pishill
Stitch them together and the junction looks like this





Stepping back further and you see the whole junction.

Left the green on the other side of the road from my car
And looking over the main road to the man green I was on.
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11 comments:

Elkes Lebensglück said...

an interesting way you photographed this place with the monument!
Greetings Elke

Yogi♪♪♪ said...

You have an interesting perspective on things.

Amy said...

Looks like a really nice place to be remembered.

NCSue said...

A nice remembrance.
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Billy Blue Eyes said...

Thank you

Billy Blue Eyes said...

Thanks though you worry me if the photo's are Ok

Billy Blue Eyes said...

It is a quiet village

Billy Blue Eyes said...

It is and everyone can see it

Lady Fi said...

Lovely scenery!

Photo Cache said...

Your photos show a peaceful place.

Worth a Thousand Words

betty-NZ said...

I do that, too--take photos and forget them until I'm looking for something else!
What a lovely little place to stop. It seems like every little town here in NZ has a memorial of some sort. I like that.

I'm so excited to see you at 'My Corner of the World' this week!! Thanks for linking.