Parish Church at Crick
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Parish Church at Crick
Image: © Chris Cursley Taken: 30 May 2010
The main body of the church is of yellow ironstone(?), the tower and spire are of red sandstone; both are eroding, the grounds are barricaded off due to falling masonry, and there is a Fred Dibnah-style ladder up the spire to the top.
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Image Location
Latitude
52.347516
Longitude
-1.137935