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Churches of Herefordshire

Throughout my PhD I will be visiting a number of churches in Herefordshire, which I will be photographing. I plan to document those visits on the blog. An index will be kept on this page.

Holy Trinity and St Mary’s, Abbey Dore

St Clydawg, Clodock and Longtown

St Margaret’s, St Margarets

 

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Photograph Credits

The photograph above was taken by myself, at St. Mary in Arden, Market Harborough, Leicestershire, Sept 2012.

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