Monthly Archives: January 2015

Sheffield Cathedral

Posted on January 24, 2015 by northernvicar

If my maths is right this will be blog 200 – so 200 can celebrate son Harry getting his MA and Sarah getting her MSc from Sheffield University. We will also celebrate that Sheffield Cathedral has its own tram stop. It … Continue reading →

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Kendal Parish Church, Cumbria

Posted on January 10, 2015 by northernvicar

Kendal Parish Church – the church of the Holy and Undivided Trinity. I had a job interview here in 2008 and didn’t become Vicar – I bear them no ill-will. It was nice to have a wander round the church … Continue reading →

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Birtley – St Giles

Posted on January 5, 2015 by northernvicar

St Giles, Birtley stands high above the North Tyne – we crossed the bridge at Wark, crossed the old line that used to run north to Riccarton Junction – I have just typed that into google to check the spelling, … Continue reading →

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