It is asymmetrical, with an octagonal sandstone tower on one corner and a gable over the front entrance.

In the wild, the plant is found growing only in shaded cracks on sandstone towers.

I searched the chaotic ranks of sandstone towers and buttes.

This is a 30-metre tall red sandstone tower begun in 1897 to mark the 400th anniversary of the landing.

The apparently 15th century sandstone tower has carved panels with coats of arms:

Of the four sandstone towers, which marked the corners of the garden, only the one on the south-east remains.

This is because there are a lot of sandstone towers there.

The church, with a red sandstone tower, is dedicated to St George.

The red sandstone tower is approximately 15m by 13m, and 18m high to the corbelled parapet.

The church's few surviving Norman features can be seen at the lower stages of the sandstone tower at the original church's east end.