Your Bike in front of a Church

[Willd]

St James Church, Old Milverton

 

[Willd]

The Church of Saint Mary the Virgin, Haseley

 

[Deleted member 1258]

The Church of Saint Mary the Virgin, Haseley

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Thats a lovely old church, 13 century but could be older, I haven't been that way for ages, I used to use the cafe at Hatton Locks a lot, there used to be a group of us meet there on a Thursday.

 

[IaninSheffield]

All Saints, Rickling

 

[gtmet]

Saint Andrew, Backwell.

 

[Deleted member 1258]

Wappenbury on my ride this morning, The Church of St John The Baptist

 

[gtmet]

It rained last Monday too, and rather more.
Saint Michael the Archangel, Flax Bourton.

A very cramped site, God's Acre being about the measure of it.

 

[Jenkins]

Two from today - firstly is St George's in Shimpling

Secondly is All Saints in Thorpe Abbotts

And a little bonus of what appears to be a church or chapel converted to a private residence (they have kept the bell in the small tower) in Braiseworth

 

[FrothNinja]

St Michael's, Weston under Wetherley

That is the first church I cycled to when I migrated to Britain. I pedalled my £25 Raleigh sit up and beg to Wappenbury to look at the fort after that.

 

[FrothNinja]

Thorpe Abbotts

Are you trying to collect all the round towers by bike?

 

[Jenkins]

Are you trying to collect all the round towers by bike?

No - they are just an oddity* of the area I've picked up on and make a target as part of route planning. There's plenty of others to the north I've not seen yet.

* One of many in Norfolk!

 

[Willd]

All Saints' at Lilbourne. Grade 1 listed, Chancel from the late Saxon period, although a bit hidden by a larger Conker tree

 

[cwskas]

I almost took a picture of my bike out front of a small, rural Lutheran church yesterday. But we have very few 'older churches' in Texas. And this one just wasn't up to the standard you others set.

 

[IaninSheffield]

I almost took a picture of my bike out front of a small, rural Lutheran church yesterday. But we have very few 'older churches' in Texas. And this one just wasn't up to the standard you others set.

Not at all. Variety is part of the enjoyment of thumbing through this thread, at least for me 👍

 

[All uphill]

No - they are just an oddity* of the area I've picked up on and make a target as part of route planning. There's plenty of others to the north I've not seen yet.

* One of many in Norfolk!

No good local stone to construct corners, I was told.