A Pictoral Review of the Year 2010
Aunty Gary, intently scrutinzing the marvelous rood screen at Barton Turf church |
The RSAR blog is now a year old, and so I thought I'd indulge in a bit of nostalgia and revisit some of my personal favourite Ragged Rambling moments during 2010. Here we go...
The 'Creation' window at Guestwick church. Mr. Many Coats and I were delighted to find this newly installed stained glass |
A Ragged Rambler welcome |
Approaching the church at Dereham, set against a perfect blue sky |
Sunset at St Benet's Abbey |
A Ragged Rambler, with picnic basket |
Mid-Saxon chapel at Bradwell in Essex |
My first ever attempt at a sketch on location |
Swarming bees at Binham |
The largest surviving Saxon structure in England! Brixworth church in Northamptonshire - perhaps as early as 7th century |
Ragged Rambling in Cambridge |
Sylvanian antiquarians admiring a monumental brass |
An archetypal English scene: open garden event, complete with tea-sipping vicar! |
View from Lych gate at Barton Turf church |
Late Norman arcade at Walsoken church |
Medieval wall paintings (with Victorian additions) at Copford, Essex |
Tweed! |
Norwich Cathedral, taken on an early evening winter ramble |
~ Esotericus ~
very amusing blog, one day we hope to be as entertaining
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Dear bdhark,
ReplyDeleteWe are delighted to receive your comment. Yes, our rambling tends to be of a verbal nature rather than physical exertions up hills and down dales (alack, we hail from Norfolk, and a molehill is a mountain hereabouts!).
A good day to you!