Fran said for my challenge to photograph something typical (or strange and unique) of my neighbourhood. And of course, those beautiful mice must appear in the photo! This is my brother's neighbourhood.
Simon Sudbury, Archbishop of Canterbury, was beheaded by Wat Tyler's peasants. It took many blows of the axe to sever his head, which is mummified and kept in St Gregory's Church.
Wallis, and family, posed on many of the red posts of the town's history trail. They REALLY wanted to pose by the head, but it's not on public display!!
Bit of interesting information here about some of the posts the mice sat on
@robz there's a more gruesome one with a skull, but the mice wouldn't play ball @joansmor thank you @serendypyty that's history for you @haskar thank you
@franbalsera had such fun getting shots, thanks for the challenge, they might go to a cathedral tomorrow
It's the way it was taught @wendyfrost @monicac seems he was a political priest @grammyn we were sad not to see the head!!! @lizgooster all good East Anglian gore!! @wakelys seems he was a bit if a crook @Dawn when they balanced!!!
@joansmor thank you
@serendypyty that's history for you
@haskar thank you
@franbalsera had such fun getting shots, thanks for the challenge, they might go to a cathedral tomorrow
It's the way it was taught @wendyfrost
@monicac seems he was a political priest
@grammyn we were sad not to see the head!!!
@lizgooster all good East Anglian gore!!
@wakelys seems he was a bit if a crook
@Dawn when they balanced!!!