St. Mary church is set in quite small grounds, with buildings close-by on two sides, a drop down to the road on another, and a walkway between more buildings on the fourth side.   Difficult to photograph!

After the noise of traffic of the High Street, this makes a peaceful and pleasant place to be.   there is a small graveyard and another grassed area where some further stones are laid as paving along with flower beds.   We photographed a couple of these stones, which were the only ones readable on the day.

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