Wayside cross

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Wayside cross

Image: © philandju Taken: 25 Aug 2011

On the verge adjacent to the lane to St. Joseph's R.C. church. The reason for the siting of a cross here is not known to me, but as it is close to the church it may have been a marker to indicate the church's whereabouts. It seems possible that the cross might originally have had an inscription which is now obliterated, so alternatively the cross might have been a memorial of some kind.

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Image Location

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Latitude
53.731391
Longitude
-2.6037