Franciscan Monk, The Broad Walk
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Franciscan Monk, The Broad Walk
Image: © David Dixon Taken: 5 Aug 2015
Wood sculpture of a Franciscan monk standing in prayer as if he had just walked from Greyfriars, the Franciscan monastery, whose tower (Image]) remains nearby on St James’ Street. The monk stands at the besides path and between trees on the Broad Walk, looking towards the Red Mount Chapel (Image]), a pilgrim’s chapel built in 1485 as a wayside chapel on the pilgrimage to Walsingham.
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