Your Bike in front of a Church

[Vertego]

St Peter & St Paul church, Yattendon, Berkshire

 

[Datum2]

First post to the cycle chat forum.
Starting with St Andrew's church at Steeple Gidding which is listed with the Churches Conservation Trust.
The bike being my everyday runabout, a Speacialized Sirrus

 

[Datum2]

St Johns Church at Little Gidding

 

[Richard A Thackeray]

WestGate Unitarian Chapel (est. 1752)
Wakefield
Also fits the criteria for the 'Your bike In Front Of A Gate photos, I believe?




https://www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk/101260218-westgate-unitarian-chapel-wakefield-north-ward

http://ukunitarians.org.uk/wakefield/

Supposed to be the earliest Catacombs opened for the public, in the country!

 

[Thorn Sherpa]

Few from todays ride into Worksop the first is Wadworth

Wadworth Church

• Thorn Sherpa
• 2 Feb 2018

Nice church in Tickhill

Tickhill Church

• Thorn Sherpa
• 2 Feb 2018

Small church in Oldcotes

Oldcotes

• Thorn Sherpa
• 2 Feb 2018

 

[briantrumpet]

One of today's places of work, and since the weather was actually passable - nay pleasant - for a change, I thought I'd ride the 50-mile round trip to make my one-hour presentation to a conference. You know where it is... it's a modern abbey.

 

[Datum2]

A couple of B's today, All Saints at Buckworth and St Giles in the parish of Barham and Woolley.
Buckworth

Barham

 

[biggs682]

One from earlier today

Hargave church a little hamlet between Higham Ferrer's and Kimbolton

 

[Datum2]

Miserable Saturday afternoon, a chance to do some bike miles regardless of the weather. The following pictures ( a bit over exposed to compensate for the poor light) feature Blatherwycke church which is surrounded by Yew trees and old buildings that survived the demolition of the grand house that stood here until it was demolished soon after the end of the Second World war. The second church and another B is at Bulwick,

 

[NorthernDave]

You need to look closely, but All Saints Church in Saxton is there almost in the middle of the pic:

 

[briantrumpet]

Definitely not Devon. A cathedral with a long history: Die, in south east France. And a rusty Dawes.

 

[Deleted member 1258]

St mary's Church Cubbington, on my way back today

Built of local red sandstone, the church consists of an ashlar chancel, nave, 12thc. rubble-work W tower, and N and S aisles. The tower has one round-headed window with a plain, restored lintel. The S arcadeto the nave and the font are 12thc. The S aisle itself is said to be 13thc. The S wall of the nave was raised to allow the clerestory windows to be inserted (church guide).

 

[Vertego]

St Catherine's, Wolverton, Berkshire

 

[Jenkins]

East Bergholt Church this afternoon, with my bike against the war memorial

 

[swansonj]

East Bergholt Church this afternoon, with my bike against the war memorial
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East Berholt is famous in bell ringing circles for having its bells in a frame at ground level, rung by pulling directly on the wheel rather than by rope. Blooming dangerous.

I knew you'd want to know that.