St James
Introduction
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Image: © Bob Harvey Taken: 1 Jan 2006
Because of the geography of the village, the entrance to St James' church is unusual in being on the north side. The kissing gate gives onto a path through the yews, up to the porch which cannot be seen here. The tower is at the west end, and the nave continues to the left of the picture behind the yews, toward the east.