St Helen's Church with Bees
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St Helen's Church with Bees
Image: © Bob Emm Taken: 2 May 2008
The bees have had a colony inside the stonework of St Helen's for many years. We have tried to persuade them to go elsewhere, but they seem to like us. They sometimes come into the church for weddings, much to our consternation!
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Image Location
Latitude
53.470045
Longitude
-0.057738