8th May 2024 and we’re headed to Ashby St Mary via Hellington (see last week’s SPP) and Claxton. Please join us
From out of last week’s woodland a path leads us alongside a colourful hay meadow
Ah, which way to go? Consult the map. Diagonally over the field
Claxton church. We sit awhile and watch the butterflies. Will any settle long enough for us to take photos?
Onwards, and nearing our destination. With the sun now blazing it’s unexpectedly hot, we’re glad to find the dappled shade of this little lane
Another narrow footpath, this one edged with cow parsley and alkanet
And here we are at Ashby St Mary’s church. Another excuse to sit and rest before we climb back up to the main road into Norwich to catch our bus home
Hope you enjoyed.
Beautiful blue sky and intense greens.
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I’m making the most of it. All too soon it turns dull again!
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Enjoy it to the fullest
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I am, I will!
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👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
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Wonderful walk. I love the archway on the church. 🙂
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There are several churches in the area with those wonderful sunrays’
arches. Maybe one day I visit them all
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Lovely. And maybe you will!
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Over the years I have visited most. But still some that I haven’t
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I couldn’t even fathom trying to visit all the churches just in Montreal. I just googled and apparently, we have about 650 of them! (About 200 of them are Catholic – which has surprised me because I thought for sure at least half would be!)
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Beautiful meadow, and that looks like an interesting old church.
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It’s my first visit to that church. Thatched roof! But it wasn’t open. Tends to be only the round tower churches that are open to passing visitors
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I assumed that was the church you meant. On the other hand, the other one sporting the sunrise doorway is a real gem!
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