East Garston, situated below the Downs in the Lambourn Valley, is a beautiful village of thatched and timber-framed, brick-infilled cottages. All Saints Church is outside the village, near Manor Farm. Built of flint and stone, it has Norman doorways and a Norman chapel on the east side.
There is a row of very attractive white-washed and black timbered cottages on the road leading to the church. Each cottage is approached by an individual bridge across the River Lambourn. As with the other villages in the Lambourn Valley, racehorses are often seen on their way to the Downs to be exercised.
Here are a selection of photographs of this beautiful part of rural England.
There is a row of very attractive white-washed and black timbered cottages on the road leading to the church. Each cottage is approached by an individual bridge across the River Lambourn. As with the other villages in the Lambourn Valley, racehorses are often seen on their way to the Downs to be exercised.
Here are a selection of photographs of this beautiful part of rural England.
Village photographs
Church Cottage
War memorial
All Saints Church
Front Street
Old Cottage
Front Street
Front Street
East Garston Down
Waldrons
River Lambourn
Stable Cottage
Memorial
Maidencourt
Back Street
East Garston Down
Jimmies Farm
View towards Great Shefford
Maidencourt Farm
