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St Mary the Virgin, Rotherhithe
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Bikes and... wait for it, wait for it, Churches!
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Two churches 800 years apart; first the Church of St Andrew and St Cuthman, Steyning, built 1090.
According to legend, St Cuthman wheeled his aged mother around in a wheelbarrow until stopping in Steyning to found a church.
Second, the Church of the Good Shepherd, Shoreham-by-Sea, built 1913. The church was built to serve the new beach community in the area then known as ‘Bungalow Town’. Amongst other things, the area was home to some of the first purpose-built film studios in England. The church is I would think a fairly rare example of a pebble-dashed church.
According to legend, St Cuthman wheeled his aged mother around in a wheelbarrow until stopping in Steyning to found a church.
Second, the Church of the Good Shepherd, Shoreham-by-Sea, built 1913. The church was built to serve the new beach community in the area then known as ‘Bungalow Town’. Amongst other things, the area was home to some of the first purpose-built film studios in England. The church is I would think a fairly rare example of a pebble-dashed church.
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St Mary Le Bow, Cheapside. From whence emanates the delightful sound of Bow Bells:
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