In 1478 a bequest of £20 from the Vicar was used to construct the oak rood screen....
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3 comments:
Oh....Sally...I WANT it!! That is stunning. If I let you borrow Truffle horse, could I borrow the church ;-)?
Yes..stunning..except when you are booked to do a performance and over half the congregation can't see it.....
Y....that I can imagine. Depressingly, I was imagining a tiny congregation on the far side of the screen. Why do I assume it wouldn't have a packed church. Oh well. Good use of £20, though!
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