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Be there: Odda's Chapel in glorious VR
Just around the corner from St. Mary Deerhurst, out towards the flood plains of the River Severn is a timber framed building with a stone-built wing.
Almost as good as being there...
Just around the corner from St. Mary Deerhurst, out towards the flood plains of the River Severn is a timber framed building with a stone-built wing.
The church has significant Anglo-Saxon remains both outside and inside dating from the C9th onwards.
Exeter Cathedral is the only cathedral I've visited that seamlessly blends epic grandeur with intimate pockets of bejewelled spaces with decoration that touches upon notions of an earthly paradise.
The whole complex dates from the C13th when Bishop Jocelin acquired a licence to build a hall and deer park on the land to the south of the cathedral.
Come with me into the nave at Wells and witness one of the most remarkable acts of architecture in Europe.
Like Alice through the looking glass, I was first mesmerised by the steps that lead to the Chapter House at Wells Cathedral through another photographers’ lens.
The Great Hall in Winchester is the only surviving building from the medieval Winchester Castle.
With its peculiar design and historical significance, it stands as one of the most intriguing architectural gems in England.
The C15th (and later) quadrangle surrounds a remarkable Transitional Romanesque church of the C12th and C13th.