Too difficult from the air Piers, with the proximity of the air traffic
zones at Sibson and Wittering. However, I shall persuade my wife to
join me in a tour of the place on the ground. I agree, by the way:
they are lovely photos.
Chris
On 22 Apr 2004, at 16:27, Piers Hemy wrote:
>
> Well up to the standards we have come to expect Graham, and an
> excellent,
> unusual viewpoint for a church which is packed full of history in a
> way that
> most English churches are not. It's hard to see (through that tree)
> but the
> nave has been crudely chopped off. What is left of Fotheringhay
> church is
> barely half of what was once a magnificent medieval building - a seat
> royal
> of power. Today there are maybe twenty houses in the village there.
> Recommended to see (and, Chris, probably especially interesting from
> the air
> where I guess you would see ground marks to reveal what was once there
> around the church, and the castle).
>
> Piers
>
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