St. David's Church
A Church has been on this site since the 12th century. Parts of the present...
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St. David's Church
Unusual features of the Church are the Tower being built on the North side...
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The Church Tower
The Church Tower has six bells. One dated 1962, one dated 1911, one...
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The Church Cross
The remains of the Church Cross in the Churchyard dates from the 14th century.
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The North Entrance
The Porch dates from the 12th century and the roof is covered with...
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The Porch
In the Porch is what appears to be part of the donations toward the Harvest...
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The Nave
The three arches leading to the Chancel and the side Chapels date from...
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The Font
The Perpendicular Font dates from the 15th century.
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Painting of King David
The painting of King David hangs over the Chancel Arch. The biblical...
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The Pulpit
The Pulpit dates from the early 17th century. It was moved in the 19th...
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The Church Organ
Sometime between 1948 and 1951 electricity was installed in the Church so the...
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The Chancel
The Chancel was re-built in the early part of the 14th century and is not...
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Memorial Plaque
This Memorial Plaque on the South Wall reads "To the Glory of God...
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The Priest's Door
The Priest's Door is near the Altar in the south wall.
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The Squint
The Squint gives a direct view from the Belfry to the Altar so that the...
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The Altar
The Altar is inscribed "The Gift of William Kelwaie 1613".
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The Chancel and Nave
Looking toward the West Window from the Altar.
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Church Street
Church Street viewed from the Churchyard.
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Broadclose Way
Looking along Broadclose Way from the Churchyard.
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The War Memorial
The War Memorial is on the corner of Broadclose Way and High Lane.
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The War Memorial
The inscription on the War Memorial. Many more names are on the sides of the...
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High Lane
Looking along High Lane from the corner of Broadclose Way. The War...
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Broadclose Way
Looking along Broadclose Way from High Lane with the War Memorial on the corner.
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Copse Cottage
Copse Cottage is on the bend in Peacock Hill.
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Peacock Hill
Autumn colours starting to appear on the corner of Blind Lane and Peacock Hill.
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Blind Lane
Looking down Blind Lane from Peacock Hill.
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Peacock Hill
Peacock Hill is named after Arthur Braithwaite Peacock, Vicar of this Parish...
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Peacock Hill House
The business premises of Odgers Conservation Consultants who are historic...
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Road Direction Sign
This road direction sign is on the junction of High Lane and Church Street.
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Church Street
Church Street from High Lane.
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Mill Lane
Leaving the Village towards open countryside.
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Tootle Bridge
Tootle Bridge passes over the River Brue.
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River Brue
Lovely walks can be taken through fields along side the River Brue.
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Mill House
Mill House beside open fields.
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The Mill Stream
Beautiful walks beside the Millstream leading to the Mill House in the distance.
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Mill House
This is a newly restored Georgian Mill House offering accomodation....
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