The 12th-century church at Lullington, a tiny hamlet situated in East Sussex on the South Downs, claims to be the smallest church in England. It measures a mere five by five metres. Technically, it is not a church at all but the chancel (the part near the altar) of an all-but destroyed larger church that once stood on the site.

Last weekends trip to Biddulph Grange, an incredible Victorian Garden created by James Bateman. Takes you on a trip around the world, inspiration from Italy, China, and the Pyramids. Very impressive and beautiful grounds, highly recommend a visit. (1 of 2)

James Bateman, "Haytime in Cotswolds", 1939

A monograph of odontoglossum, London, 1874.

Haytime in the Cotswolds [1939]

Pastoral, James Bateman (1928)

Ploughing the Downs by 1944 James Bateman

Credit: Rick Massey