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Northmoor

Red Lion pub

St Denys

no words needed

Looking down the nave to the chancel

Graves of the de la More family ... they came over with the Conqueror

Female de la More

early medieval wall painting

Chest dated 1721

Chest from 1600s

12c font

same view of the church with sun

Corbel

Poem about the guy who built this for nothing

Parsonage

granary

another view of the parsonage

fireplace in the pub

rhubarb everything ... delicious

the new Rectory built in 1860 to replace the parsonage ... it is huge

our little cottage and car

the Old bakery

Red Lion Cottages

Latest comments

06.05 | 01:57

Good stuff - the Brochs are fascinating things - they look like they should not stand at all. It was communal living certainly.
The history in Scotland is simply awesome - you are very lucky

14.04 | 09:53

It was amazing.

10.04 | 23:44

Very nice - looks like a great castle. The timber structures on top of the stonework you do not see a lot. Robert the Bruce connection is good - a small world

10.04 | 23:42

Warm lighting in the church. A brave guy - with a horse leg? Did anyone ask the horse.

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