Inside All Saints, Segenhoe
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Inside All Saints, Segenhoe
Image: © Rob Farrow Taken: 31 Jan 2007
This view of the interior of the ruined church of Image] is looking roughly westwards* in the direction of the tower. The arcading to the right separates the nave from a northern aisle which formed a side chapel. A view inside the tower can be seen here Image] * Churches usually lie East/West with the tower or spire at the western end and the chancel and altar at the eastern end. However, as with its successor at Ridgmont, this church is oriented about 15º off true such that it lies roughly ENE/WSW. Interestingly this is pretty much the same error as seen at Ridgmont, making the two churches parallel.
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Image Location
Latitude
52.011786
Longitude
-0.571774