It really felt like Spring was in the air!
The warm sunlight cascaded into the church illuminating the porch & open door.
#AdoorableThursday
It really felt like Spring was in the air!
The warm sunlight cascaded into the church illuminating the porch & open door.
#AdoorableThursday
“A barbaric, but mighty Norman piece” - #Pevsner @yalebooks.bsky.social
Such stunning carving!
I love the #Lion mask.
#FontsOnFriday
#Medieval #Romanesque
“A barbaric, but mighty Norman piece” - #Pevsner @yalebooks.bsky.social
Such stunning carving!
I love the #Lion mask.
#FontsOnFriday
#Medieval #Romanesque
an incredibly lyrical and fluid design for ~1170, believed part of the Norfolk school of North West Norfolk
an incredibly lyrical and fluid design for ~1170, believed part of the Norfolk school of North West Norfolk
An #ArtsandCrafts style chalet, which was moved from a former location stone by stone.
Originally built in 1908 as Queen Alexandra’s Bungalow at Shepherd’s Port, #Snettisham.
Demolished in 1925 & materials used to build village hall.
#LocalHistory
#Royalty
An #ArtsandCrafts style chalet, which was moved from a former location stone by stone.
Originally built in 1908 as Queen Alexandra’s Bungalow at Shepherd’s Port, #Snettisham.
Demolished in 1925 & materials used to build village hall.
#LocalHistory
#Royalty
Each side has a #Lion mask and so much other carving.
Church of St Peter & St Paul, #Shernborne #Norfolk
#FontsOnFriday
Each side has a #Lion mask and so much other carving.
Church of St Peter & St Paul, #Shernborne #Norfolk
#FontsOnFriday
Solomon's Knot on the "barbaric but mighty" Norman font.
#FontsonFriday
Solomon's Knot on the "barbaric but mighty" Norman font.
#FontsonFriday
We managed to get our ☕️ sitting in the sun in Snettisham, before a bit of #churchcrawling.
Yes, the key was as you described in Ingoldisthorpe (for our first visit) & Shernborne was as interesting as before. We were last in the latter apparently in 2019.
We managed to get our ☕️ sitting in the sun in Snettisham, before a bit of #churchcrawling.
Yes, the key was as you described in Ingoldisthorpe (for our first visit) & Shernborne was as interesting as before. We were last in the latter apparently in 2019.
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