
Be there: St. John the Baptist, Inglesham in glorious VR
St. John the Baptist in Inglesham was a place that taught me how to see.
Treasured places, layered in history
St. John the Baptist in Inglesham was a place that taught me how to see.
The chapel was built in the C15th to house the tomb of Richard Beauchamp, the Earl of Warwick.
As soon as I stepped into it I felt as though the recumbent incumbents might rise in admonition.
The west front doors at Lichfield are covered in decorative metalwork. They warrant a closer inspection - the clasps and keyhole covers are as intricate as the cusping on the stone work.
The Genius Loci Digest is as much yours as it is mine.
St. Patrick in Patrington is a wonderful creation of the Decorated period of Gothic architecture in the early C14th.
A church that leads to the sea, with a delightful C12th nave and an unusual ship grafitto on a column in the arcade.
St. Patrick in Patrington is a wonderful creation of the Decorated period of Gothic architecture in the early C14th.
I’m there first thing and I feel anxious - there’s an overwhelming sense of inertia. I walk out into the churchyard to gather my thoughts and catch a dash of red text on a gravestone silhouetted against the rising tide at Y Foryd.
✨ Wondering why I ask for support?
An Anxiety of Memberships