The spires of Sts. Peter & Paul can be seen in the middle of this photograph
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St. Peter and St. Paul is a 15th Century church, situated at the end of the High Street on a small island surrounded by roads. According to the notice board outside, the church was built in the 1100s, re-built in the 1450s and became a 'redundant' church in 1974. It is now cared for by the St. Peter and St. Paul Trust.
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