Your Bike in front of a Church

[geocycle]

St Paul’s Caton with Littledale, Lancashire. A 19th century rebuild by Paley and Austin of Lancaster of a much older church. Origins are 12th Century and was a prominent building in the Reformation.

 

[gtmet]

... in front of Saint Mary, Moorlinch.

& since it was locked, the porch, and the defender of the south doorway.

 

[andyoxon]

St Mary's in East Hendred. Took this mainly because of this kind of bizarre building-bridge...

 

[PeteXXX]

MBIFO Husbands Bosworth All Saints Church ⛪

 

[briantrumpet]

St Andéol-en-Quint today. A German called Rudolph who changed sides and fought (and died) for the Resistance is buried here.

 

[briantrumpet]

Rimon church today, at 1000m ASL.

 

[briantrumpet]

Possibly the smallest church I've ever seen... you'd fit about four people in it... Chapelle St Christophe, between Saillans and Vaugelas.

 

[Willd]

St John the Baptist and St Lawrence, Weston-sub-Edge

 

[Alex321]

The church in Coychurch today

 

[tyred]

Monreagh Presbyterian. 1644 AD. Supposedly one of the oldest Presbyterian churches in the country. I doubt anyone remembers when they applied for planning permission (apart from Keith Richards and Willie Nelson).

 

[andyoxon]

I finally managed to visit St Laurence Saxon Church in Bradford on Avon, deviating a bit from the canal path on my train-a-bike ride back from Bath. Apparently it's one of 4 complete saxon churches in the UK.

 

[PeteXXX]

MBIFO (and someone else's, too) the Free Church, Oliver Street, St Ives..

And a Prayer & Education centre in the old Conservative's building in St Ives.

 

[gtmet]

... in front of Saint Michael, Duntisbourne Rouse.

Unlike St Lawrence, Bradford-on-Avon, and despite the sign, definitely not a complete Saxon church; what Dunt the Saxon built having been so comprehensively rebuilt by Rous the Norman and every later age, that all that now seems to be definitely attributed as Saxon is the herringbone work in the west wall.

 

[mistyoptic]

MBIFO a church. Passendale. Also in front of a cemetery, not strictly a churchyard, at Tyne Cot. Very moving

 

[Jenkins]

I know I've already photographed both of these, but I can't remember if they were posted on here.
St. Peter's in Needham

St. Michael's in Aslacton