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Entrance to Ancient font in |
Another favorite place of mine in It is a tiny church now, resting on a scrubby hill surrounded by trees such that it is impossible to get a photo of it. Part of this quaint little church dates back to the 11th century. Here is the main entrance (at left). Opposite this arch, on the other side of the church, is a Norman arch. Very old. Inside, the baptismal font probably dates back to Roman
times. This hill where At one time, The church is situated in a place called Kettle’s yard. There is a gallery there, dedicated to folk art. The yard once contained a mish-mash of tiny little old homes, in a very crowded settlement that was devastated by the plague. The ramshackle homes are long gone, but the ancient, village atmosphere remains. Across Take the time and effort to climb the steps to the top of
the mound, where you will have a very scenic and English view of |