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Wednesday, 30 May 2012
Newmarket, Suffolk
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Well this is going to be succinct; all three churches I visited were locked with no keyholder. St Agnes is Victorian and drab, All Saints is...
Snailwell, Cambridgeshire
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St Peter is one of two round tower churches in Cambridgeshire - the other being Bartlow - and gives the impression that it is open with a s...
Denston, Suffolk
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I finished the day at St Nicholas which, even before I got out of the car, instantly leapt into my top ten. To quote Cautley "the most ...
Stansfield, Suffolk
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With no noticeboard, but lots of thieves beware signs, I had to Google All Saints to find its dedication and was unsurprised to find it lock...
Hawkedon, Suffolk
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St Mary impresses as you approach on the narrow road from Somerton but stuns when you arrive at the village. Situated in a walled churchyard...
Somerton, Suffolk
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St Margaret is another church that left me with mixed feelings - is it being gently neglected or is it a wild life reserve? Either way it...
Tuesday, 29 May 2012
Hartest, Suffolk
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Hartest as a village is simply stunning but I'm in two minds about All Saints. On the one hand I like its simplicity and the lady chapel...
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