Here are some pictures from a little walk around the village where we were staying.
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Street with thatched cottage |
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Grand thatched house |
We visited the church:
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Exterior of church |
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Interior of church |
where we spotted a few slightly strange things:
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Carved face at end of stone arch |
And read this summary of part of the history:
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Framed typewritten list of incumbents of the church |
Which saved the best until the very last line:
which reads, “1543 - Disturbance in the Church over Mass in English 3 Parishioners jailed for 3 weeks”
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