Cotswold Holiday
Naunton
It wwas rainign slightly the following morning, but we travelled by
car and
and walked up to the church at Naunton. Inside there was a play group
There were two sundials
just around one corner of the tower
and a nice face on the end of one of the window arches
We walked away from the church and along
the main street of the village with its imposing former Baptist church
which had a graqveyard on the steep slope down to the River Windrush
The former school was up a small slope
and down from the road was an ancient dovecote. This provided pigeons
to be eaten by the Lord of the Manor
but at the expense of the ordinary people on whose crops the pigeons
fed
It was very dark inside and my pictures are not quite shapr
River Windrush and a primitive bridge
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