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I have visited these church ruins many times including the other ruin five minutes drive away. I have not been to them for a few years now so thought whilst in the area I would pop in. I always enjoy seeing them just sitting there slowly having nature take over. St Mary's has always been my favourite one. I have no idea when the church was built, but it is centuries old. And this and its brother St john's were both abandoned around the 1880's with falling numbers. A new church was built in the village centre to replace the pair off them.
You can get up the tower but its a bit dogy as the floor have all gone through, so you stick close to the steps.
Looking up to the top.
First floor off the tower
Right at the top
Probably the saddest grave I have seen, a couple lost all six children in about a week to scarlett fever.
You can get up the tower but its a bit dogy as the floor have all gone through, so you stick close to the steps.
Looking up to the top.
First floor off the tower
Right at the top
Probably the saddest grave I have seen, a couple lost all six children in about a week to scarlett fever.