Churches and family tree

The last church of the day St Andrew, open, turned out to be my church of the day, not so much for its furnishings, this is a stripped back ...

St Mary, open, is a huge stone built building with a suitably large tower and spire and, as Pevsner says, is " a remarkably ornate chur...

Having moved 11 miles north to Saffron Walden I recently reconfigured my Google Earth 'How Far Can I Travel Map' and have added a fu...

SS Peter & Paul is a largish rather splendid building set in a jewel of a churchyard full of interesting C18th headstones. When I arrive...

Suffolk is a county that just keeps giving; every time I think that I've visited the best church yet along comes another one that makes ...

On my way to Ufford from Woodbridge I passed Old St Andrew and stopped for an impromptu visit. This redundant church is cared for the Melton...

I'm not going to offer an original thought on St Mary - but it was what struck me first - why on earth has a water tower been tacked on ...