Church Conversion
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Church Conversion
Image: © Ian Paterson Taken: 27 Oct 2007
The stonework has been cleaned up. The windows have been refurbished and replaced with "his 'n' hers" stained glass features. The gravestones could do with some "tlc" though. Taken from the public footpath that runs alongside and through The Old Rectory. The conversion appears to have ruffled some local feathers as there is a signpost which reads "This footpath is for legitimate pedestrian purposes only. There is no access or right-of-way for construction or utility companies engaged in work on the church. There is NO PERMISSION for excavation, or work of any kind, along this footpath or in the garden."
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Image Location
Latitude
53.512867
Longitude
-0.592383