The old stone stile at Seamer church
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The old stone stile at Seamer church
Image: © Philip Barker Taken: 30 Dec 2007
This picture shows the old stone stile in the front wall of Seamer church. This stile allows walkers on the public footpath from the village (through the church) to surmount the wall as they make their way north along the eastern edge of the church grounds.
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