Following my visit to St John’s Church, Bilsdale I visited another on the St Aelred’s Trail, All Saints Church, Hawnby. Compared to St John’s I found All Saints to be quite dark and damp, indeed the nearby River Rye has caused flooding issues in the past. Here’s a selection of images:
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I visited two churches on Sunday, both are included in the Saint Aelred’s Pilgrims Trail. My wife and step mother wanted to follow the trail from St John’s to All Saint’s at Hawnby, so while they headed off I spent an enjoyable half an hour taking these before driving across to Hawnby. I try to
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A lovely hot summer day so at 6pm Rach, Carole and I headed off to visit the moors at Lastingham, stopping for some chips along the way. Although it was a leisurely stroll I don’t like to hold people up while I snap away, so just a few. The grasses were gorgeous, swaying in the
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Today I headed off to this little church just south of Helmsley, another that is on the newly created St Aelred’s Pilgrim Trail. I must have driven past this church hundreds of times over the years, probably more, but today was my first visit. There isn’t much parking as the narrow road snakes down through
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Haven’t posted for a few weeks as family needs have taken priority but delighted to have a medical school colleague Hannah come by today for some portraits. So pleased she said she wanted to head out to do them rather than in my little studio. For a change the weather was good so off we
I was at the allotment dropping some weeds on to the communal pile when I saw these skeletal Chinese lantern plant heads. Thought they might be good for some creative photography. When time allows I’ll play some more.
With the possibility of an interesting photographic project in the offing, I diverted on my way home from Thirsk (visit to Kwik Fit), to check out a tiny church, St Mary Magdalene, East Moors. It is certainly off the beaten track but when it was built in 1882 it served a local farming population of
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I took Jake to basketball last night so had an hour or so to kill. It’s been a while since I’ve taken him and the first time this year when it’s been light enough to walk along the Tees in daylight. It was a lovely evening, quite warm and lots of people were out and
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