Flempton St Catherine?s church
Introduction
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Flempton St Catherine?s church
Image: © Adrian S Pye Taken: 22 Apr 2007
Hengrave church is now out of use, the Convent at Hengrave Hall having been sold into private hands (see page 100). About Flempton, there is not much to say. Mature trees and Irish Yews adorn the churchyard, but restoration has ripped the heart and soul from the building. The tower has been recently restored (2007). Although it may be practical, the grey slate roof doesn’t help the look of the church, giving it a dour appearance; even the bright red priest’s door doesn’t help.
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Image Location
Latitude
52.297302
Longitude
0.657298