Arundel Magnets

There are many lovely views of Arundel, but one of my favourites is from the river near the station. The river is tidal at this point, so the brackish water is always a bit murky. There is a ice walk you can do from here heading upstream to the next road crossing (near Amberley), through the woods, and down into the town from the grounds around the castle. I've painted this view in oil on a 24x12 inch board based on photos I took on that walk.

Arundel Number of views as of 1st May 2019 = 375. Ancestral home of the Elven Knights of Arundel (sorry, made that bit up, sounds like something from Lord of the Rings, but I believe the following is true...). The restored mediaeval castle at Arundel (West Sussex, England) dominates the neighbouring town and the surrounding landscape. The castle was founded on Christmas Day in the year 1067 by Roger de Montgomery, the first Earl of Arundel, an honour bestowed on him by his cousin William the Conqueror. For the last 400 years the castle has been in the family of the Duke of Norfolk. Date: 28th October 2013.

Looking up at one of the towers of Arundel Castle in West Sussex, England.

Arundel Castle Number of views as of 7th September 2018 = 280. Shot from within the outer walls, here's a view of the turrets and fortifications that were built to protect the inhabitants of Arundel's superb fairy-tale castle. Location: Arundel, West Sussex, England. Date: 30th October 2013.

A stunning castle in Arundel, West Sussex - well worth a visit! This view shows the oldest part of the castle - the keep - set against a blue sky with white puffy clouds.

Arundel Park Number of views as of 22nd December 2017 = 450. A meeting of ancient pathways in a wooded valley just north of the town of Arundel (West Sussex, England). Date: 28th October 2013.

One of the entries to Arundel Castle in West Sussex, England.

Arundel Castle Gardens Number of views as of 28th July 2016 = 280. The grounds of Arundel Castle (West Sussex, England) have been open to the public since 1800 and the gardens since 1854. This particular garden (The Collector Earl's Garden) was conceived as a tribute to Thomas Howard, the 14th Earl of Arundel (1585-1646), a notable English collector of paintings, prints, drawings, sculptures, books and jewellery. Date: 30th October 2013.

ARUNDEL CASTLE - West Sussex England Battlements.

ARUNDEL CASTLE - Tulips West Sussex England.

ARUNDEL CASTLE - Cherry Blossoms West Sussex England.

The Bridge Over the Moat to the Gate in the Walls of Arundel Castle

Arundel Castle is Seen Standing Tall in the Background of this Panoramic View Over the Red Rooftops of Arundel Village and the Surrounding Farmland

Pittosporum tenuifolium Arundel Green

Found at a picnic area in the Village near Arundel Castle.

The Cathedral towers over the rooftops of Arundel in West Sussex, UK, in this lightly textured sunset image

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