Photo of St Eanswith's, Brenzett, a church in Kent, south east England.

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St Eanswith's, Brenzett

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St Eanswith’s sits on the road across Walland Marsh at Brenzett. Its treasure is a fine Tudor alabaster monument, with the reclining effigies of a local landowner and his son. Usually open daily, and an easy stop on a tour of the marsh churches. Appledore station is about 4km to the north-west.

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