These four signs dotted around Winchcombe hint at its long history
A short walk of about 6 miles today in mild breezy overcast conditions. I knew there would be days when no B&W images presented themselves - and today was just such a day - until the end when I nipped into St Peters church in the lovely small town of Winchcombe; a town with a 1,000 years of history. I was saved from a duck by finding an attractive composition with the brass chandelier (dating from 1753) hung in the centre of the nave and the stained glass window at the east end of the church. I spent 45 minutes in the church whilst I was setting up and was accompanied by an organist and a cellist playing some delightful music.
I've no intention for this walk to become a documentary of churches and chapels along the way - but it's starting to look that way.
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