St Bartholomew stands on a spit of land sticking out into the North Sea in the small town of Newbiggin-by-the-Sea. The church dates back to the 13th century and has a large cemetery. When we were passing

We were down in Colchester at the weekend and went out for lunch at a country pub. We were told that there was an interesting church nearby that also had a view of a dragon! How could we resist? Of course

Over the years I have passed through St. Pancras Station many times on my way into London. Most people will head for the Tube or a taxi to get to the centre, but they will be missing a little gem just

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Hello everyone and I’m delighted to say that I’m resuming my #churchproject blog series and have been out photographing a few locations recently. Today though, I am sharing this quick post with you, to

Hinton Ampner ------------- These photos were taken last weekend on a little road trip from home near Reading down into deepest Hampshire, where we stopped off

2026 is here and if I’ve not wished you a Happy New Year yet, well I’m hoping it’s a great one for you and everyone. I’m going to be boosting my YouTube efforts this year and Substack. I recorded this

Hello Hello Hivians. The East Neuk of Fife in Scotland is a hidden gem and somewhere close to my heart as it is where my grandparents lived. Today we see two churches in close vicinity! Welcome to Pittenweem

St Bartholomew's Church is the redundant Church of England parish church of Lower Basildon in the county of Berkshire, England. Built in the late 13th century, the structue was substantially renovated

Hi folks, how are we keeping? It has been a gorgeous day today, I thought I should share some photos from this evening and a walk around one of our favourite places locally. This isn’t an official

Welcome to another #churchproject post and I have a backlog of these posts to go through, so will get back to frequent publishing which will be great. I have missed writing here but definitely needed to

Churches are more than just places of Worship, they often sit on top of other layers in our history, if you could peel them like an orange, you’d find Saxon and Roman history sat right beneath their

Welcome to another instalment in my #churchproject, with some 16000 churches to explore across the UK and probably a good 300 in my local area, which is around 30 miles out from where I live, dropped a

Welcome to another instalment in my #churchproject series and this time we find ourselves in the Northernmost corner of Hampshire, not far from both Newbury and Basingstoke. The church of St Catherine’s

Welcome to another instalment in my #churchproject that I’m sharing across multiple Hive communities and my own blog. This #churchproject post is going out on the brilliant #wednesdaywalk community run

Welcome to another instalment in my #churchproject that I’m sharing across multiple Hive communities and my own blog. This #churchproject post is going out on the brilliant #wednesdaywalk community run

Welcome to another instalment in my #churchproject that I’m sharing across multiple Hive communities and my own blog. Today’s post features two churches for the price of one and they are both called St

Welcome to another post in my #churchproject series. I have been fitting some of these in to the longer evenings after work. We had visited this one before but on a very murky winters day back in December.

Welcome to the first in a series of mostly photographic posts, I’m tagging these with #churchproject and #worldmappin because you’ll be able to find them on the map for posterity. The story behind the