IaninSheffield
Veteran
- Location
- Sheffield, UK
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IaninSheffield
Veteran
- Location
- Sheffield, UK
St Luke's, Milber
avecReynolds531
Veteran
- Location
- Small Island
The Church of St Leonard, Chelsham & Farleigh. Grade II listed, originally 13C , restored in 19C. More information here: https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1377636?section=official-listing
avecReynolds531
Veteran
- Location
- Small Island
2nd lovely church today, complete with a beautiful & hospitable cat (as usher into the grounds).
The Church of St Mary, Farleigh. Grade 1 listed, dated to around 1100. More information here: https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1377637?section=official-listing
The Church of St Mary, Farleigh. Grade 1 listed, dated to around 1100. More information here: https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1377637?section=official-listing
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FrothNinja
Veteran
MBIFO the retired nominate chapel (the 1862 Methodist Free Church) on Chapel St in Grindleton (which is a fine and amusing name, fit to induce a grin)
- Location
- London
hotbed of religious variety* that area.
Grindletonians.
Undercover catholics
Quakers - founding vision.
I took a pic of a problematical place in those parts quite a while ago amidst the plague - and took one of their very dodgy leaflets - must get around to posting if can dig out and snap the leaflet - if you don't get there before me.
* and then there's the Oranges are Not the Only Fruit folk over accy way.
FrothNinja
Veteran
That made a really good TV series.
Ashton - Under - Lyne (aka New Jerusalem) had some very entertaining religious loonies in the past too - also turned into a TV series - Mr Wroe's Virgins (BBC 1993)
Brierfield was known around Pendle as the Holy City due to the number of places of worship
briantrumpet
Legendary Member
- Location
- Devon & Die
First one of the day: Lympstone
cwskas
Über Member
- Location
- Central Texas
I reported my last few rides on another thread, but have been looking for the opportunity to get a few pictures of this little church. It is on a pretty rough road and since it was near where my buddy & I finished today, I decided to continue and get a few photos.
Willie
Willie
avecReynolds531
Veteran
- Location
- Small Island
The Church of St Peter and St Paul at Chaldon. Originally 11th century, Grade 1 listed. The approach has an ironwork sculpture and an information board on local history & nature. More information here: https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1029813?section=official-listing
- Location
- London
Didn't you go in?
There's something remarkable/downright spooky-creepy inside.
Grant Fondo
Guru
- Location
- Cheshire
Oh yes, had a Google. What a beautiful interior.
- Location
- London
I discovered the inside by chance once when riding the bike - on a bike easy to stop for anything of course.
I sometimes think I have a sort of sixth sense vibe detector or something - I had ridden past it lots of times and had the vague feeling that there was something particular about it.
not sure I'd use the word beautiful to be honest - definitely striking though - gives you a real insight into the minds of earlier folk and the way the church terrorised them/kept them in line.
for anyone interested in seeing it, you can also get to it by London Transport if you are prepared for a bit of a walk - and Farthing Down is wonderful in itself.
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briantrumpet
Legendary Member
- Location
- Devon & Die
Second one of the day: Woodbury... a mightily impressive tower!
briantrumpet
Legendary Member
- Location
- Devon & Die
It was a three church day, and here's the last: Clyst St George. Apart from the tower, it was pretty much destroyed by an erratic incendiary bomb in August 1940, but was rebuilt and reopened in 1952.
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