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Ridlington Church | Leicestershire & Rutland Church Journal

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Follow us on Twitter. Follow us on Facebook. Follow Us On Google. Ridlington St Mary and Magdalene. Ridlington St Mary and Magdalene. The nave and chancel at Ridlington. The church sits on some high ground, this view from south-east. The south aisle rebuilt in 1860. The village today has a population of around 200 and is 2 miles north-west from Uppingham and some 17 miles from Leicester. It is a pretty village with many small streets and plenty of honey coloured stone cottages. Share This Post On. Aerial...

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Catherine Black: links to sites of interest for cellists

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Catherine Black "links [for cellists]". Cello teaching - cello courses. Links to sites and resources of interest to cellists. Luthiers and cello supplies. Robin Aitchison is a specialist maker, dealer and restorer based in Ely, Cambs. Have a look and order yourself one of their superb Cello Care Guides for everything you need to know about your cello and its care. You can also download the guide. As a free 4MB PDF - a wonderful service to the cello world! California based, Linda West doing a really good ...

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guitar making | Finely Strung

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A diary about making stringed musical instruments. Category Archives: guitar making. Laquo; Older posts. June 29, 2016 – 9:28 am. Posted in classical guitar. It’s easy to understand why professional guitar players choose to play large powerful instruments. They need to be confident that they can fill a concert hall with sound. But why do amateur players so often select instruments with the same characteristics? I’ve written about smaller instruments before. It was commissioned by Gill Robinson, a profess...

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Pilton Church | Leicestershire & Rutland Church Journal

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Follow us on Twitter. Follow us on Facebook. Follow Us On Google. The small church at Pilton. This small hamlet in Rutland had a recorded population of 39 in the 2001 census. It is a few miles south of Rutland Water and is sited on high ground rising to 315ft. The village is not mentioned in the Domesday Book but was probably part of Barrowden and held by the Earls of Warwick. The plastered nave and chancel, the lancet windows are Victorian, piscina in south aisle. The church is usually locked (one of th...

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Leicester Cathedral | Leicestershire & Rutland Church Journal

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Follow us on Twitter. Follow us on Facebook. Follow Us On Google. Leicester Cathedral St Martins. Leicester Cathedral St Martins. Photo taken in 2012 before planned changes for Richard III re-internment. The church is first mentioned in 1220 when it belonged to Leicester Abbey and in 1225 the Bishop of Lincoln ordained a vicarage. The advowson passed to the Crown at the Dissolution until 1867 when it passed to the Bishop of Peterborough, it is now vested in the Bishop of Leicester. The vicar at that time...

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Stanford Church | Leicestershire & Rutland Church Journal

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Follow us on Twitter. Follow us on Facebook. Follow Us On Google. Stanford upon Avon St Nicholas. Stanford upon Avon St Nicholas. South view of the delightful Stanford Church. Monument is to Baroness Sarah Braye (d. 1862) by Mary Thornycroft. Alan de Aslaghby founder of the present church. The Cave burial plot under the east window. The pinnacles also looked as though they had ‘odd’ bases, some restoration has taken place on the top of the tower recently I would guess. As already stated the the 14th cent...

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Hambleton Church | Leicestershire & Rutland Church Journal

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Follow us on Twitter. Follow us on Facebook. Follow Us On Google. South view of the church which has great views over Rutland Water. North arcade and nave area. View towards west tower, the lecturn is very unusual. The church layout is a west tower with small broached spire, vestry on north side of tower, south porch, south and north aisles, nave, chancel and organ chamber. 14th century carving, probably originally in churchyard. There is parking near the church, a pub across the road and plenty of good ...

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Seaton Church | Leicestershire & Rutland Church Journal

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Follow us on Twitter. Follow us on Facebook. Follow Us On Google. The large imposing church at Seaton. The chancel of All Hallows at Seaton. The village is mentioned in the Domesday Book and mentions a priest at Seaton. The families that have owned the estate and manors over the years can be found at the British History link where there is a wealth of information on the village and its early years. The south aisle and chapel. The chancel arch with carvings. Address details – All Hallows, Church Lan...

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Updated ‘Read a Church’ Feature | Leicestershire & Rutland Church Journal

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Follow us on Twitter. Follow us on Facebook. Follow Us On Google. Updated ‘Read a Church’ Feature. Updated ‘Read a Church’ Feature. We have updated our ‘read a church’ feature with a full panoramic 360 tour with pop-ups and info panels. We have used the latest technology in creating this solution for this website. We still have one or two items to add such as gargoyles and carvings but we think we have most area included. Http:/ www.leicestershirechurches.co.uk/read-a-church/. Share This Post On. On Mark...