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The vision of Mary to the swineherd Eoves (or Eof), on the site of which Evesham Abbey was founded. One of a trio of very late (1950s) Arts & Crafts windows by Bromsgrove Guild artist Albert Lemmon in the nave aisles.
The church of St Peter at Bengeworth stands immediately to the east of Evesham town centre and is a grand Victorian replacement for a medieval church that stood further to the south. The church was built in 1870-2 to the designs of architect T.D.Barry and is a spacious cruciform building dominated by a steeple on the south side that also serves as the main entrance porch.
Inside there is a mixture of Victorian and later glass including three fine late Arts & Crafts windows in the nave aisles. In the south transept are several fine monuments and an old font all brought from the previous church.
St Peter's is usually open and welcoming to visitors, for more see below:-
www.worcesteranddudleyhistoricchurches.org.uk/index.php?p...
“Never mind, said Hachiko each day. Here I wait, for my friend who’s late. I will stay, just to walk beside you for one more day.”
― Jess C. Scott, Skins, Animal Stories
taken at the Peconic Herb Farm...
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Madrid, Spain
CONVERSACIONES EN SILENCIO-TALKING IN SILENCE
SERIES
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Happy Window Wednesday/Hump Day!
Even though this photo was snapped awhile go now, the scene was much the same during the day yesterday & the overnight hours as a few inches or so of the white stuff piled up from a nor'easter that just brushed our area.
Just enough to make a slippery mess of our streets & sidewalks.
We have indeed been fortunate so far this year.
Reflection of the church in the window of the greenhouse, Park Schönbrunn, Vienna. The church is not on the park. 6-9-08