Jordans Friends Meeting House Original Painting Northchurch snow scene the steady return of heather

the steady return of heather and gorse to the heathland areas and a magnificent annual display of wild flowers and associated butterflies in the chalk meadow

Can you spot anyone you know

My Godmother and my sister attended Berkhamsted School for Girls so I have many links here

I painted and donated this as a gift to the railway to promote the extension to the line

It houses its own rehersal room

Jordans Friends Meeting House Original Painting Northchurch snow scene the steady return of heatherJordans Friends Meeting House, Nr Beaconsfield, Buckinghamshire Simon Jenkins, in Englands Thousand Best Churches, describes Jordans Meeting House as the Quaker Westminster Abbey. Built in three months in the autumn of 1688, Jordans is one of the first Quaker meeting houses built after James II issued his Declaration of Indulgence in 1687, which allowed Quaker and other non conformist groups to worship lawfully for the first time. it is the burial