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St Michael, Great Cressingham, Norfolk
For many years an absolute fortress, this church now has a friendly keyholder.
Two 5.00m wide swimming pools. Moved from Harwich Int. Port to Little Cressingham, Norfolk, where one was unloaded. Then the 2nd load was moved on to Fakenham, Norfolk. Escorts, Permits and Route Surveying by Teahan Abnormal Load Escort Services.
St Michael, Great Cressingham, Norfolk
For many years an absolute fortress, this church now has a friendly keyholder.
St Andrew, Little Cressingham, Norfolk
The exterior is memorable, for the tower partly fell, taking out the west end of the nave and its aisles and leaving a truncated space wider than it is long. An elegant, characterful interior.
St Michael, Great Cressingham, Norfolk
For many years an absolute fortress, this church now has a friendly keyholder.
Two 5.00m wide swimming pools. Moved from Harwich Int. Port to Little Cressingham, Norfolk, where one was unloaded. Then the 2nd load was moved on to Fakenham, Norfolk. Escorts, Permits and Route Surveying by Teahan Abnormal Load Escort Services.
Discovered this view a few days prior to capturing this image which is only a couple of miles from home.
St Michael, Great Cressingham, Norfolk
For many years an absolute fortress, this church now has a friendly keyholder.
St Michael, Great Cressingham, Norfolk
For many years an absolute fortress, this church now has a friendly keyholder.
St Michael, Great Cressingham, Norfolk
For many years an absolute fortress, this church now has a friendly keyholder.
St Michael, Great Cressingham, Norfolk
For many years an absolute fortress, this church now has a friendly keyholder.
St Michael, Great Cressingham, Norfolk
For many years an absolute fortress, this church now has a friendly keyholder.
St Michael, Great Cressingham, Norfolk
For many years an absolute fortress, this church now has a friendly keyholder.
St Michael, Great Cressingham, Norfolk
For many years an absolute fortress, this church now has a friendly keyholder.
St Michael, Great Cressingham, Norfolk
For many years an absolute fortress, this church now has a friendly keyholder.
St Michael, Great Cressingham, Norfolk
For many years an absolute fortress, this church now has a friendly keyholder.
The Battle of Stirling Bridge was a battle of the First War of Scottish Independence. On 11 September 1297, the forces of Andrew Moray and William Wallace defeated the combined English forces of John de Warenne, 6th Earl of Surrey and Hugh de Cressingham near Stirling, on the River Forth.
St Michael, Great Cressingham, Norfolk
For many years an absolute fortress, this church now has a friendly keyholder.
St Michael, Great Cressingham, Norfolk
For many years an absolute fortress, this church now has a friendly keyholder.
St Michael, Great Cressingham, Norfolk
For many years an absolute fortress, this church now has a friendly keyholder.
St Michael, Great Cressingham, Norfolk
For many years an absolute fortress, this church now has a friendly keyholder.
Summer afternoon, driving about Norfolk trying to forget about the hole in my kidney!
The Watton -Swaffham area really is the UK's bread basket.
Threxton All Saints dates from the 13th century. It is a round-tower church at Threxton Hill, situated east of the village of Little Cressingham and west of the town of Watton in the English county of Norfolk
St Andrew, Little Cressingham, Norfolk
The exterior is memorable, for the tower partly fell, taking out the west end of the nave and its aisles and leaving a truncated space wider than it is long. An elegant, characterful interior.
St Michael, Great Cressingham, Norfolk
For many years an absolute fortress, this church now has a friendly keyholder.
and town of Stirling seen from the Castle. Stirling Bridge in the foreground, at which Wallace (Braveheart) fought a battle.
The Battle of Stirling Bridge was a battle of the First War of Scottish Independence. On 11 September 1297, the forces of Andrew de Moray and William Wallace defeated the combined English forces of John de Warenne, 6th Earl of Surrey, and Hugh de Cressingham near Stirling, on the River Forth.