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Belated congratulations for yesterday Meg.
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No problem Meg and belated congratulations to you and Bob from me tooMEG wrote:Thanks Mel, for a different view of St.Margaret's Chuch.Bob and I were married there 57 years ago yesterday!
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Thank you Mel & John.
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The Bells of St. Pauls
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Ding Dong Boatbuilder (in the voice of Leslie Phillips 
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St. Margaret's, Sotterley.
)St. Margaret's, Sotterley.
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Even more bells!!!
These are on the Parish Church of Our Lady in Marsaxlokk - a small fishing village in Malta.
These are on the Parish Church of Our Lady in Marsaxlokk - a small fishing village in Malta.
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St. Gregory's, Pottergate, Norwich, no longer a church but an antique/collectors emporium.
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I think it is St. Patrick on the left getting rid of the snakes, St. George in the middle slaying the dragon but who is the bloke on the right with the didgeridoos? I don't think it is St. Rolf!! 
Edit: Windows are situated at St. Mary's, Woodbridge.
Edit: Windows are situated at St. Mary's, Woodbridge.
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Definitely not, Mel and never will be.Mel wrote:...... I don't think it is St. Rolf!!
I believe it is St Andrew holding the Gospel Scroll.
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Barbados, Ukraine, Russia, Sicily, Greece, Cyprus, Romania, Patras, San Andrés (Tenerife), Diocese of Parañaque, City of Manila,[1] Amalfi, Luqa (Malta) and Prussia; Diocese of Victoria; fishermen, fishmongers and rope-makers, textile workers, singers, miners, pregnant women, butchers, farm workers, protection against sore throats, protection against convulsions, protection against fever, protection against whooping cough
As stated in the Gospel according to Wikipedia.
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I just checked him out Boatbuilder and yes I agree it is St. Andrew but I think the didgeridoos is the wood he was crucified on, as he was crucified on a X-shaped cross which we know now as the saltire.boatbuilder wrote:I believe it is St Andrew holding the Gospel Scroll.
Now I know what that cross on his flag means...good old Wikipedia
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I was only going from Wikipedia as well so it was only an assumption.
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Some more stained glass windows, these ones are situated in Chelmsford Cathedral.
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Rood Screen carving, Lound Church.
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All Saints and Saint Margaret's Church Pakefield. Good to see the altar window again.
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