Village green & church of St. Chad
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Village green & church of St. Chad
Image: © Row17 Taken: 28 Aug 2010
The large stone next to the sign post (known as The Bradling Stone) is an erratic, thought to have been a glacial deposit. The church is mainly a sham, although the tower is Norman in origin the rest of the building is pure Victorian - built between 1864-72. Even the thick wooden 'Norman' door in the tower is a copy.
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Image Location
Latitude
52.944409
Longitude
-2.443422