Fridaythorpe |
St Mary's
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SE 875 592
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A wonderful old church set back from the road in this small village.
It
has a good Romanesque door arch which holds the figure of a man though
it's difficult to see what he is doing. Inside the keystone in the
chancel arch has a figure carved into it, said to be the risen Christ
with a communion wafer. Behind the arch I found a stone with what looks
like the rear of a horse carved upon it though I was assured this was
just an optical illusion, I disagree.
There are many
pilgrims' marks in the stone work especially around the font area, said
to be made by pilgrims on their way to Bridlington. Outside there is a
carved peacock now situated in the west wall and a piece of stone said
to be part of an ancient cross.
Finally in the exterior west wall of the porch there is a small green man.
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Last Updated on Saturday, 30 December 2006 19:20 |