The Bishop of Ramsbury (who is doing Lent 2014 Without a Car)–Episcopal Walks

We’re walking from Amesbury to Stratford sub Castle along the Woodford Valley. Amesbury was the site of a magnificent (Augustinian?) Abbey. Stratford is sub the Castle because once it stood at the foot of the hill on which Sarum’s Castle sat. The first Salisbury Cathedral was on the hill too. So we will be visiting our forebears.

Along the way we will be going to Wilsford and Great Durnford, which has the oldest pews in the country. Evensong at Stratford around 15.45. 10 miles.

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One comment on “The Bishop of Ramsbury (who is doing Lent 2014 Without a Car)–Episcopal Walks

  1. New Reformation Advocate says:

    Hmmm. There are more than a few African bishops who can’t afford a car and have to get around in other ways.

    David Handy+