Oh this is wonderful. Walking through Sinnington (North Yorkshire) I came across this gorgeous little 12th C church with some completely unexpected treasures hidden in its fabric.
It has literally dozens of fragments of pre-Norman crosses and carved stone fragments making up the fabric of the building.
It has literally dozens of fragments of pre-Norman crosses and carved stone fragments making up the fabric of the building.
It has literally dozens of fragments of pre-Norman crosses and carved stone fragments making up the fabric of the building.
They’re all over the exterior of the building.
Including this - whatever it is. Someone riding something?
And these cross fragments on the inside.
And these cross fragments on the inside.
And these cross fragments on the inside.
And opposite the church is this medieval great hall, which is now used as a barn, but deserves better.
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