After Grounds Café I decided a little pre-work countryside pootle would be nice. And I wound up passing this church. I recall passing here before, whilst delivering, and wanting to stop, but not having the time.
So I stopped, on this occasion having ample time before my double shift. It’s a fairly ‘umble little church, overall. But it’s in a nice setting. And I love the main stained glass window, which has the same intense richness of colours as much of the Ely Cathedral ‘lights’. I wonder if they’re the work of the same crafts-folk?
How beautiful! I particularly love the details in the upper and lower ornamental areas.
It’s nice to read the dedication of this window to a local disciple and practitioner of the Hippocratic Arts.
The area behind the church is quite charming. And is connected to several pathways.
So glad I stopped. I feel I need to understand better why old churches exert such a power of attraction for me. But for the time being I’m quite content to just enjoy the moment.