A church, of grey-green hue, on a grassy bank. In the foreground is a tomb (of Anthony Eden, Earl of Avon), to the left of which grows a verdant rosemary bush. To the upper right are the bare branches of a deciduous tree, on some of its branches growing lichen.

A stone church, with pale green growths of lichen covering parts of the grey and cream stonework.

A church tower, the right side of which has copious growths of green lichen. The dark green branches of a yew tree can be seen extending from the right.

A stained glass window inside the church, showing ascending floral, quatrefoil motifs, interspersed with leaves and flowers. The predominant colour of the glass is pale green, with dark green borders interspersed with ivy or vine leaf motifs, with red and yellow disk florets on the central floreat 'column'. On the window sill below the window are two coiling carved stone branches with leaves.

A lichen green hue to St. Mary's, Alvediston, instilled also in a stained glass window: 'viriditude of the sager and the probable eruberuption of the saint' (Finnegans Wake). A notice even linked the local Gawen family with Sir Gawain (of Green Knight fame) #EcologicalImagination #viriditas #vegetal