Tuttington

This church is tucked away in a small, pleasant village and has a fine round tower so often seen in Norfolk, and it is probably the oldest part of the church being built shortly after the Norman conquest.

Its interior is unremarkable to me except for a fine set of medieval bench-end carvings. I took photographs of some of these and they are shown below. There has been some damage to them so some of the figures have arms or other appendages missing but they are still in good general condition and well worth a visit.