set on a hill in the middle of town, described as "a visual fulcrum for town centre" |
you can see the slope of the hill but the minster stands really well-a true perpendicular gothic monument |
one of the lovely windows |
really enjoy the silvered timber and gold accent |
proper organ from 1777 |
a little hidden but what a great medieval brass! |
a look down the nave |
who can fail to be charmed by the excellent carvings on the choir stalls-poppyhead of Three Wise Men |
main chapel roof |
a view of the crossing tower |
clear indication of the age of this minster-this window is part of long abandoned liturgy based upon the sun's position |
the side chapel's screen and roof |
very old element in a rather newer place |
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