The Norman castle in this Sussex town boasts a captivating archway fashioned from sandstones of many hues — soft reds, warm yellows, and muted browns. Centuries of weathering have roughened the stone surfaces, giving the arch a rugged, beauty that stands out against the flint walls.
The first arch rises in a graceful, pointed lancet style, while the second curves more gently in a simple, rounded form.
You can see a collection of my arc photographs from Flickr here.
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