Horton Tower in Black & White

Horton Tower, also known as Sturt’s Folly, is one of those enigmatic erections whose history is vague and usually explained in sentences that begin ‘said to have been…’. What is not in question is its magnificence: seven stories of red brick soaring skywards in the middle of a field.

Many sources will tell you it was built in 1750, a few give a date of 1700, and Pevsner amongst others says 1726. All are agreed that it was built by Humphrey Sturt, but just to complicated matters there was a Humphrey Sturt senior (1687-1740), and his son Humphrey Sturt junior (1724-1786).

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[lunopark]

Beautiful historical building. Great flying mate. Thank you 🖤👊🙃🎵💯

[MoonRabbitFPV]

So cool in black and white 👊😊 thanks for sharing 🙏

[ladyintheskyuk]

Fantastic flight 👍 Love the black and white edit 👌 lovely

[ColRose]

Very nice John. Colour film is expensive eh! 😆