deklufc
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My second visit to a redundant church this year, this time with my 76 year old mother in law. Love this place and the keyholders are a great couple who turned out to know some of my mother in laws relatives that are buried in the churchyard. Small world
A 14th century country church with Noman origins, Theddlethorpe has sometimes been called the Cathedral of the Marsh, a testament to its impressive length and spaciousness, as wel as the quality of the exterior carving detail.
The church was constructed around 1380, and the exterior presents a rather peculiar appearance, mixing local greensand stone with pale limestone and red-brick to create a rather motley appearance. The timber roof is especially fine, as is the carved wooden rood screen.
Enjoy the photos
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A 14th century country church with Noman origins, Theddlethorpe has sometimes been called the Cathedral of the Marsh, a testament to its impressive length and spaciousness, as wel as the quality of the exterior carving detail.
The church was constructed around 1380, and the exterior presents a rather peculiar appearance, mixing local greensand stone with pale limestone and red-brick to create a rather motley appearance. The timber roof is especially fine, as is the carved wooden rood screen.
Enjoy the photos
147 by deklufc1, on Flickr
144 by deklufc1, on Flickr
132 by deklufc1, on Flickr
108 by deklufc1, on Flickr
103 by deklufc1, on Flickr
89 by deklufc1, on Flickr
87 by deklufc1, on Flickr
78 by deklufc1, on Flickr
77 by deklufc1, on Flickr
68 by deklufc1, on Flickr
67 by deklufc1, on Flickr
66 by deklufc1, on Flickr
65 by deklufc1, on Flickr
61 by deklufc1, on Flickr
58 by deklufc1, on Flickr
54 by deklufc1, on Flickr
47 by deklufc1, on Flickr
46 by deklufc1, on Flickr
29 by deklufc1, on Flickr
18 by deklufc1, on Flickr
13 by deklufc1, on Flickr
12 by deklufc1, on Flickr
11 by deklufc1, on Flickr
3 by deklufc1, on Flickr
DSC_1151 by deklufc1, on Flickr
DSC_1150 by deklufc1, on Flickr
DSC_1145 by deklufc1, on Flickr
DSC_1111 by deklufc1, on Flickr
DSC_1104 by deklufc1, on Flickr
DSC_1094 by deklufc1, on Flickr
DSC_1091 by deklufc1, on Flickr
DSC_1087 by deklufc1, on Flickr
DSC_1059 by deklufc1, on Flickr
DSC_1049 by deklufc1, on Flickr
DSC_1043 by deklufc1, on Flickr
