Chapel Rock

Hidden in the Axmouth and Lyme Regis Undercliff, Chapel Rock is a pillar of white limestone flecked with flint. There are stories of religious dissenters meeting there in secret during the Tudor period, in a clearing beside the rock. The sea can be glimpsed through the ash branches and, in summer, the clearing is shaded by white guelder rose.

Guelder Rose and Ash

Linocut print on Fabriano paper