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St Mary Magdalene Church, Flaunden

 

Interior of church and stained glass window    Photo of a bird on gravestones in the church

 

 

St Mary Magdalene Church was erected in 1838. 

The compact plain structure of flint, with brick quoins and dressings

is thought to be the first church to be designed by Sir George Gilbert Scott.

 

 

Flaunden Church is in the Benefice of Chenies, Chalfont, Latimer and Flaunden 

and more details can be found at

www.cheniesbenefice.org/flaunden 

 

 

 

Flower Festival 

 

 

Some Pictures

 

 

Red and yellow flowers near a leaded light window Red and orange flowers and a blue poster in churchAn arrangement of white flowers on a table

 

Red and yellow flowers with a wood bark arrangement An arc of green foliage with a central flower arrangementThe Easter bunny and a vegetable patch

 

 A stunning tall arrangement of blue and yellow flowers

 

Scarecrow with red hat sitting on a grass mound Scarecrow standing with hat and flower in lapelScarecrow group on straw balesLady scarecrow with cloak and bunch of flowers

 

Harvest Festival

Wheatsheaf BreadFlowers in the fontFlower arrangement on church tableChurch font decorated with flowersFlowers on the pulpit

 

 

 

  

 

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