Stone carving in St David, Waincliffe
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Stone carving in St David, Waincliffe
Image: © Diocese of Leeds Taken: 2 Mar 2017
A representation of the patron saint. On the left is, I presume, a leek to represent his links with Wales. At the time of the photo the church was no longer in use for worship but had not yet been sold. See Image for an outside view and a brief history.
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Image Location
Latitude
53.763402
Longitude
-1.564754