Part of the interior of St. Mary's church, Cilcain
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Part of the interior of St. Mary's church, Cilcain
Image: © Jeremy Bolwell Taken: 16 Nov 2011
The elaborate roof timbers here could well be from Basingwerk Abbey, which was trashed during the Reformation, the timbers being transported here at some time shortly thereafter. No definite proof but that's the local tale. Incredibly hospitable church congregation - they invited two walkers in for Battenburg cake (always a winner) and coffee after we just popped in to mooch about.
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Image Location
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53.177055
Longitude
-3.233875